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BralaniTheMighty 08-19-05, 11:55 PM	What if, for example, two wizards and a fighter are in a dungeon, and they discover that they need to sneak past a dragon to kill it (trap, whatever, use your imagination), anyway, neither of the wizards have any sneaking spells, and the fighter is not very quiet. so, what if the wizards simultaneously cast "daylight" and "darkness" on the fighter? would that render him invisible as of "invisibility"? here are some other ideas of mine: "cure moderate wound" + "Inflict moderate wound" = +1d6 to natrual armor bonus for alotted time "Magic Missile" + "Slow" = four magical arrows that fall to the floor and, once shot, regain their speed and accuracy anyway, just some ideas ;)
greatmoat 08-20-05, 05:12 AM	Daylight and darkness would cancel each other out, as would CMW and IMW. "Daylight counters or dispels any darkness spell of equal or lower level, such as darkness." The third example is not valid because only creatures can be targeted by a slow spell, and magic missiles are a force object.
FlameLover 08-20-05, 07:27 AM	Sorry but you can't "combine" magic like that. The first 2 negate each other and the 3rd is impossible, as has been said.
BralaniTheMighty 08-20-05, 03:39 PM	Gotcha. probably shoulda done more resarch on my part