And that is why I added an LP remote orderer pipe to my AE network; anything that I need can instantly be sent into my "request" ender pouch thanks to my omnipresent remote orderer (I keep it on me in another ender pouch).Jump into a new Mystcraft Age, got my linking book back home on me. Explore, find stuff, fill inventory. Use Ender Pouch to send stuff back to chunkloaded base...including the linking book back home. Luckily the world had a star fissure.
Oh and there was the nether trip with a Nitro Creeper taking out my vanilla portal and me running around trying to get flint from gravel, pissing off zombie pigmen mining nether iron and nether coal and then cowering by the furnace I barely had enough cobble to make hoping that one bar of iron will cook faster.
I also always have a spare linking book to back home in my "personal" ender pouch... it's a good idea to be prepared.
I would suggest that instead of using normal TNT blocks, you use Forge Multipart's or Project Red's saws and cut them up into slabs or covers - it saves on resources and isn't explosive.I built my base over lava /w glass floor and TNT for decoration.....
For my next derp: forgetting to turn on my MPS mob repulser while fighting endermen. Not such a big deal, perhaps... but then again, maybe so.