Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Ibilaan 12-23-04, 05:37 AM	... from outside the AMF of course. I was wondering if it was possible as force cage is a force spell and as such supposed to be unaffected by the AMF, but ... any thouhts ? Ibilaan
Kheldren 12-23-04, 05:57 AM	Certainly anti-magi can't drop a forecewall etc, but I doubt if any DM would allow one to be created in the area. If you want a good (starting) by-the-book reason why not - you don't have line of effect to create the wall/cage etc as anti-magic blocks line of effect. I'm sure people can provide a lot more better reasons why not as well...
The Simbul 12-23-04, 06:41 AM	I'm sure people can provide a lot more better reasons why not as well...Yes, like the fact that you arent supposed to be able to cast spells in an AMF....god I really wish WoTC didnt give so many wording loopholes in the spell's description, if nothing else it makes for an annoying headache of trying to explain what the whole "antimagic" means in the term "antimagic field". The should change the wording of the spell to the following: "This spell creates a 10 foot radius emanation where not a single :censored: spell works...have a nice day."
The Simbul 12-23-04, 06:51 AM	P.S. Force spell do not enjoy any special priviliges when it comes to Antimagic effects, only a select few spells that happen to have the force dexcriptor (i.e. wall of force and all greater spells that extrapolate from it in a spell chain, such as forcecage) have the ability to not be supressed if a mobile Antimagic Field enters their area of effect. Magic Missiles, Telekinetis Spheres, and Orbs of Force will all be supressed by Antimagic normally.