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<blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 1805278" data-attributes="member: 5171">As the lich, in a D&amp;D game with normal rules, I'd be pretty silly to actually be standing where they thought I was standing.&nbsp; They'd walk up with their antimagic on and discover that they'd just come up and threatened an illusion.If they seem to be abusing the tactic, then you can either come up with some horrific trap -- like an enormous hole in the wall that has had a lesser wall of force (which is vulnerable to antimagic fields) made permanent to block it off, with the area behind the wall filled with Green slime.&nbsp; Antimagic person walks by wall: No more wall.&nbsp; Big wave of green slime glops down on top of antimagic person -- or you can throw it back at them.&nbsp; If the tactic were really as elite as they were making it, then a Cleric1/Fighter9 with a 1/day Rod of Antimagic would be a pretty great guard.&nbsp; But that would get old faster than yasilimiri(sp) in a Star Wars game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="takyris, post: 1805278, member: 5171"] As the lich, in a D&D game with normal rules, I'd be pretty silly to actually be standing where they thought I was standing. They'd walk up with their antimagic on and discover that they'd just come up and threatened an illusion. If they seem to be abusing the tactic, then you can either come up with some horrific trap -- like an enormous hole in the wall that has had a lesser wall of force (which is vulnerable to antimagic fields) made permanent to block it off, with the area behind the wall filled with Green slime. Antimagic person walks by wall: No more wall. Big wave of green slime glops down on top of antimagic person -- or you can throw it back at them. If the tactic were really as elite as they were making it, then a Cleric1/Fighter9 with a 1/day Rod of Antimagic would be a pretty great guard. But that would get old faster than yasilimiri(sp) in a Star Wars game. [/QUOTE]

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