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<blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 754970" data-attributes="member: 5834">reYou are mistaken on point 1 as well:What you are stating is not an opposite reaction, but a magical reaction meant to deal with a particular situation.Ressurect spells are meant to bring you back from death, magical or otherwise. They are not meant to counter or oppose magical death effects, though they can do this as well.See invisibility is a way to see through invisibility, as well as see ethereal and astral beings. Just as dispel magic isn't a counter to invisibility, just a way to deal with it and other magical effects.Break Enchantment breaks not only curses, but petrification, charm and other magical effects.Very few spells are opposite reactions, but magical reactions themselves with a different effect.Point 2: One could also argue that unforseen forces control electricity or gravity, but we don't.In the Realms, the Weave is relatively static for all intents and purposes. It has limitations imposed upon it by the goddess Mystra, but even Mystra herself believes in consistency.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celtavian, post: 754970, member: 5834"] [b]re[/b] You are mistaken on point 1 as well: What you are stating is not an opposite reaction, but a magical reaction meant to deal with a particular situation. Ressurect spells are meant to bring you back from death, magical or otherwise. They are not meant to counter or oppose magical death effects, though they can do this as well. See invisibility is a way to see through invisibility, as well as see ethereal and astral beings. Just as dispel magic isn't a counter to invisibility, just a way to deal with it and other magical effects. Break Enchantment breaks not only curses, but petrification, charm and other magical effects. Very few spells are opposite reactions, but magical reactions themselves with a different effect. Point 2: One could also argue that unforseen forces control electricity or gravity, but we don't. In the Realms, the Weave is relatively static for all intents and purposes. It has limitations imposed upon it by the goddess Mystra, but even Mystra herself believes in consistency. [/QUOTE]

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