SemperJase
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My group is having a debate about the anti-magic field.
A 12th level PC cast the anti-magic field. An 18th level cleric then cast Storm of Vengeance. In the 2nd round, acid rain starts falling. I ruled that the acid becomes real and is not stopped by the field. I reasoned that the field could not stop a rock being dropped on the PC, then real acid should not be stopped.
Here is the question. Would the lightning generated by the storm in a later round be stopped by the field?
Suppose the cleric cast Earthquake instead. Would the field stop the earthquake in its area of effect?
Would lightning from a wand of lightning be stopped?
I appreciate any feedback.
A 12th level PC cast the anti-magic field. An 18th level cleric then cast Storm of Vengeance. In the 2nd round, acid rain starts falling. I ruled that the acid becomes real and is not stopped by the field. I reasoned that the field could not stop a rock being dropped on the PC, then real acid should not be stopped.
Here is the question. Would the lightning generated by the storm in a later round be stopped by the field?
Suppose the cleric cast Earthquake instead. Would the field stop the earthquake in its area of effect?
Would lightning from a wand of lightning be stopped?
I appreciate any feedback.