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#1 Christof_Romulus Mar 10, 2010 16:44:26	Turn undead is a supernatural ability and does not function within an antimagic field - I was curious as to if the ONGOING EFFECTS of Divine Feats function if they enter an antimagic field, for example Divine Shield. As a DM I would rule that they are also supernatural as the ability that spurned them is supernatural, however what is tripping me up is that Divine Feats don't list if their effects are supernatural or if they are just something you need to use a supernatural ability to power. Just looking for other opinions on the topic.
#2 snakeman830 Mar 10, 2010 20:42:47	From Complete Divine, page 77: Activating a divine feat is also a supernatural ability and does not provoke an atack of opportunity unless otherwise specified in the feat description. That seems pretty clear to me.
#3 Christof_Romulus Mar 12, 2010 16:24:05	Right, that was the problem that I was having to begin with, snakeman830. I understand that "Activating" a divine feat is a supernatural ability.  This question was basically to determine the ongoing effects of the divine feats that have a duration instead of an instantaneous application.  Off the top of my head, however, I can't think of any supernatural abilties that are activated that produce non supernatural effects. Thanks for the help, though, snakeman.