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<blockquote data-quote="Anubis" data-source="post: 450927" data-attributes="member: 2358">Okay, if a person casts a spell with a duration (Charm Person, Wall of Fire, etc.) and is then killed, do all of those spells immediately end?&nbsp; (For instance, an evil wizard charms your paladin and then is killed by the rest of the party.&nbsp; Does the paladin immediately lose the charm effect or does he now attack his party members for killing his &quot;friend&quot;?)Also, what happens to spells on people directly that can be seen (Invisibility, Displacement, etc.) when those recipients die?&nbsp; Do these spells end upon the death of the recipient?&nbsp; (For example, when the party kills a fighter who had become invisible, does he become visible?)This stuff isn't covered anywhere in the rules, yet it is of GREAT importance, especially considering spells like Charm Person (does the charmed go for revenge), Insanity (can cause LOTS of trouble), and Invisibility (how do you know he's really dead?).&nbsp; It's annoying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anubis, post: 450927, member: 2358"] Okay, if a person casts a spell with a duration (Charm Person, Wall of Fire, etc.) and is then killed, do all of those spells immediately end? (For instance, an evil wizard charms your paladin and then is killed by the rest of the party. Does the paladin immediately lose the charm effect or does he now attack his party members for killing his "friend"?) Also, what happens to spells on people directly that can be seen (Invisibility, Displacement, etc.) when those recipients die? Do these spells end upon the death of the recipient? (For example, when the party kills a fighter who had become invisible, does he become visible?) This stuff isn't covered anywhere in the rules, yet it is of GREAT importance, especially considering spells like Charm Person (does the charmed go for revenge), Insanity (can cause LOTS of trouble), and Invisibility (how do you know he's really dead?). It's annoying. [/QUOTE]

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