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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 228441" data-attributes="member: 284">Of course not.&nbsp;&nbsp; It only protects against damage, it doesn't prevent you from feeling it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Protection from elements (Fire) doesn't prevent you from noticing fire or heat, it just prevents you from taking damage from them. Protection from elements (cold) won't prevent snow from accumulating on you if you stand still in a blizzard, but it will allow you to be completely covered by snow while naked without taking any cold damage.The Silence spell doesn't have an energy discriptor, so energy substitution wouldn't work. I could see researched versions of the other spells, but they would need to be at least 3rd or 4th level, because they don't have the obvious drawbacks that Silence does.&nbsp; (It is hard to see how they would affect your spellcasting, so it would be much easier to cast them on yourself and still cast spells.)&nbsp;&nbsp; If you could cast invisibility on a door, then yes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 228441, member: 284"] Of course not. It only protects against damage, it doesn't prevent you from feeling it. Protection from elements (Fire) doesn't prevent you from noticing fire or heat, it just prevents you from taking damage from them. Protection from elements (cold) won't prevent snow from accumulating on you if you stand still in a blizzard, but it will allow you to be completely covered by snow while naked without taking any cold damage. [b][/b] The Silence spell doesn't have an energy discriptor, so energy substitution wouldn't work. I could see researched versions of the other spells, but they would need to be at least 3rd or 4th level, because they don't have the obvious drawbacks that Silence does. (It is hard to see how they would affect your spellcasting, so it would be much easier to cast them on yourself and still cast spells.) [b][/b] If you could cast invisibility on a door, then yes. [/QUOTE]

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