Post/Author/DateTime	Post
kSquared 10-02-04, 10:44 AM	It's already been established that you can't target a spell into an AMF, since AMFs break line of effect (see the "can acid arrows go into AMF" thread and Skip's RotG article). Now, what happens if you don't know of the existence of an AMF when you chuck a spell? If you try targeting a spell into an AMF, is it wasted? (e.g., "Your acid arrow speeds toward the target, but vanishes in a puff of smoke just before impact.") Or can you simply not finish it, allowing you to keep the spell? (e.g., "A repulsive force keeps you from completing the spell.")
carnivore 10-02-04, 11:02 AM	no you dont get to keep it , it would be wasted and just vanish. as you had no idea of the existance of the AMF,when you acid arrow vanishes now you know where it is. :) AMF does not keep you from casting spells , it prevents them from working in its area of effect.
Seeker95 10-02-04, 12:36 PM	Now, what happens if you don't know of the existence of an AMF when you chuck a spell?Same thing. It doesn't work. When you cast a spell In an anti-magic zone The spell is wasted.
kSquared 10-02-04, 12:41 PM	In retrospect, I guess this is a dumb question. Maybe I should think about things before I post them. *mutter*