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Fuel is the only way you could conjure anything that has such a reaction, otherwise you're evoking. Please note that the rule you quote states indefinately, not infinately. An indefinate period of time by definition is not defined, so claiming that period of time to be infinite is foolish...

As I posted earlier I believe the orbs conjured contain the fuel for such reactions which take place on contact.

That was in response to Henry, not yourself. Remember, I am debating several people. I was at any rate, FF9 calls for me to finally beat it. I shall return later.

With the exception of the Orb of Force energy resistance applies to all the orb spells. Natural or magical fire is resisted by Fire Resistance.

Non-magical fire needs fuel. The spell creates non-magical objects.

Because a non-magical ball of force can easily be explained with an already present substance. There are no substances at present that Dominate a creature. Even if there was such a substance big deal, you're Dominated by a blob of stuff, unless it can communicate orders you're just fine...

By that logic Walls of Iron never rust. Once conjured they are no longer magical, and thus once the fire is out of fuel it goes out.

If AMF negated anything that had ever been created through magic then beholders could just float through Walls of Iron, including some forts and possibly even some castle walls.

All were Sudden feats, and I believe sudden twin was in CMage or CArcane. If not then the player pulled a fast on on the GM.

We agree there. Dominate and Polymoph are not valid effects for conjuration because they are not matter or energy. The other option might work as either an alchemical substance conjured, or as insulating material conjured. Either way it would be limited resistance (roughly 2-5), and wear off...

Last I checked Sudden metamagics didn't raise spell level, and Magic Missile is AFAIK 1st level.

Kill the mage first isn't meta-gaming, it's common sense, AMF or no AMF. Though I do believe that the 'Sudden' metamagics should require that you first know the metamagic it's based off. A sudden maximized, twinned, empowered Magic Missile is a scarey thing to see your Wiz3 pull out.

AMF wont protect you from a magically created anything. It only protects against active magic, not magic that's come and gone. Much the same way a golem can walk into an AMF.

You're mad at orbs because your character purposely stood in an AMF and died?

You can give yourself as many holes in the head (and other areas) as you like, but I'm still not gonna give you extra slots IMC. When you have people with 30 holes *per* ear you stop wondering how much bling they strap on and start wondering if they'd allow you to strain your ramen through them.

You misspelled favored many, many times. Also, requirements based on the number of favored enemies you have is pointless since you may have 4 by 9th level.

Force is pretty easy. Force as far as I've seen has only had one quality universally applied to it, that being kinetic energy (usually applied against someone directly, though at times used to restrain said energy). That being the case I freely assume that within the orb is ectoplasm contained...

You may reconcile the orbs in this way. The 'orb' itself is an extremely thin non-reactive material that bursts on contact, that may be filled with any kind of substance (Coldfire, Alchemist's Fire, Alchemic Acid, etc...). The substance filled orb is conjured by the spell, and thrown with the...

I counted earrings as slotless, and thus double cost. Especially with the absurd number of earrings some people are sporting nowadays.

The times it mentions an invokation and rank it means you've unlocked the next higher rank of invokations. First you get least, then lesser, greater, and dark invokations. Personally I don't undserstand why they couldn't've called them lesser, normal (no nothing in front of the word...