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<blockquote data-quote="Black_Skull" data-source="post: 1801613" data-attributes="member: 24629">If someone is subject to a Mordenkainen´s Disjunction spell, would his Protection from Spells work (+8 enhancement bonus on saves vs spells) for purposes of determining if your magical items are destroyed?The duration of the disjunction is instantaneous, so it removes spells and (perhaps) destroys magic items simultaneously. I am not sure if that means that the spell is still in the target while checking your magical items, or maybe spells are removed first and so they can´t aid on the will checks.Imagine two walls of force in adyacent squares and a wizard in either of both sides. A Wall of Force prevents spells from passing through the wall in either direction. Could that wizard remove both walls targeting the spell in a point of origin just before the first wall? or just the first one?Provided disjunction´s area is a burst, I believe it affects first the nearest wall and then the other one, but I still have this doubt because the duration of the disjunction is instantaneous.Any Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Black_Skull, post: 1801613, member: 24629"] If someone is subject to a [I]Mordenkainen´s Disjunction[/I] spell, would his [I]Protection from Spells[/I] work (+8 enhancement bonus on saves vs spells) for purposes of determining if your magical items are destroyed? The duration of the disjunction is instantaneous, so it removes spells and (perhaps) destroys magic items simultaneously. I am not sure if that means that the spell is still in the target while checking your magical items, or maybe spells are removed first and so they can´t aid on the will checks. Imagine two [I]walls of force[/I] in adyacent squares and a wizard in either of both sides. A [I]Wall of Force [/I] prevents spells from passing through the wall in either direction. Could that wizard remove both walls targeting the spell in a point of origin just before the first wall? or just the first one? Provided disjunction´s area is a burst, I believe it affects first the nearest wall and then the other one, but I still have this doubt because the duration of the disjunction is instantaneous. Any Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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