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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 199084" data-attributes="member: 284">Actually, he never says that you can cast spells out of an antimagic field. He says that the antimagic field does not prevent spellcasting, it merely suppresses any magical effects within it.&nbsp; So you can cast any spells you want, they are just instantly suppressed.&nbsp; &nbsp; Also, as The Sage stated earlier, Anti-Magic will block line of effect, so you can't target anything outside the Anti-magic field if you are within it. This means any instantaneous spells are effectively negated. Basically, you can cast spells on yourself and have them become active when you leave the Antimagic field.&nbsp; (Although any time you spend within the anti-magic field will count against their duration.)You are forgetting that an AMF field also blocks line of effect, so you can't target anything through the field.&nbsp; (As also stated by the Sage, and also included in the D&amp;D FAQ.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 199084, member: 284"] Actually, he never says that you can cast spells out of an antimagic field. He says that the antimagic field does not prevent spellcasting, it merely suppresses any magical effects within it. So you can cast any spells you want, they are just instantly suppressed. Also, as The Sage stated earlier, Anti-Magic will block line of effect, so you can't target anything outside the Anti-magic field if you are within it. This means any instantaneous spells are effectively negated. Basically, you can cast spells on yourself and have them become active when you leave the Antimagic field. (Although any time you spend within the anti-magic field will count against their duration.) [b][/B] You are forgetting that an AMF field also blocks line of effect, so you can't target anything through the field. (As also stated by the Sage, and also included in the D&D FAQ.) [/QUOTE]

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