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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 7528170" data-attributes="member: 58197">I am inclined to say that a spell only "crosses" the barrier if a) it requires an unbroken line of effect from caster to target, or b) it creates an entity outside the barrier which must then move through space to get inside.Thus, for example, arcane eye would be hedged out by Leomund's tiny hut, because it's an example of b). The sensor appears near the caster and must move through space to reach its target. On the other hand, scrying simply conjures the sensor into being at a location and would not be blocked. Misty step requires line of sight and would be blocked, but dimension door doesn't and wouldn't.The line is a little fuzzy, but since Leomund's is already stupidly powerful for its level, I see no need to make it better with a generous ruling on this.</blockquote>