Post/Author/DateTime	Post
YaoiGoddess 12-21-03, 11:09 PM	What happens if a beholder enters someone else's anti-magic field?:behold: I know that the beholder's eye rays won't work, but can it levitate in an anti-magic area? Also, what about golems? My DM made a prestige class based on the 2E Dweomerkeeper specialty priest of Mystra and has the immunity to dead and wild magic zones. He loves to cast anti-magic field then run up and catch mages and magic creatures with spell-like abilities in the edge of the zone and cast HIS spells at them while the party peppers them with non- magic arrows.
EvilPettingZoo 12-22-03, 01:36 AM	Beholders are natuarlly boyant, so they can fly without magic.
Boondoggle 12-22-03, 04:15 AM	Do some research yourself. Read the description of anti-magic field & compare it to beholders & golems. Beholders' flight is extraordinary.
Romers 12-22-03, 04:23 AM	Originally posted by EvilPettingZoo Beholders are natuarlly boyant, so they can fly without magic. They got baaad gas