Dispel Magic - Just to Confirm...

[Ogrork the Mighty]

If someone with lesser globe of invulnerability active gets hit with a dispel magic and the globe passes the check, any/all of other ongoing spell effects do not need to make dispel checks. Correct?

 

[KarinsDad]

It does not matter.

An area Dispel Magic will not affect the Globe, hence, it will not affect anything within the Globe (the Globe stops 3rd level spells and Dispel Magic is 3rd level).

A targeted Dispel Magic might affect the Globe, but since it is targeted, it will not affect any of the other spells, regardless of whether it brings the Globe down or not.

 

[Ogrork the Mighty]

It does not matter.

An area Dispel Magic will not affect the Globe, hence, it will not affect anything within the Globe (the Globe stops 3rd level spells and Dispel Magic is 3rd level).

A targeted Dispel Magic might affect the Globe, but since it is targeted, it will not affect any of the other spells, regardless of whether it brings the Globe down or not.

Huh?

The area version obviously won't work since, if the globe was the highest level spell, that would be the one dispelled.

But you can target a creature, in which case all ongoing spells must make the check.

So, if the globe passes, do you still need to check for the other spells or not?

 

[starwed]

But you can target a creature

Not if the creature is in the globe, you can't:

...spells fail to affect any target located within the globe.

Regarding area dispels:

The area version obviously won't work since, if the globe was the highest level spell, that would be the one dispelled.

Actually, it really obviously won't work because the spell itself states that:

The globe can be brought down by a targeted dispel magic spell, but not by an area dispel magic.

 

[Ogrork the Mighty]

Very nice, thanks!

 

[Infiniti2000]

But you can target a creature, in which case all ongoing spells must make the check.

The others have answered your question, but this is a subtle point that may confuse you later. The lesser globe of invulnerability is not an ongoing effect on the creature (it's an area effect, and stationary at that). So, if the creature got targeted by a greater dispel magic, the globe would not be affected at all.