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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Artoomis" data-source="post: 3163672" data-attributes="member: 111">Given the D&D spell system, I would be uncomfortable with disallowing Dispel Magic or M's Disjunction with any non-instantaneous spell that did not specifically exclude Dispel Magic or M's Disjunction if that was its intent.  The effect of those spells (Dispel and Disjunction) is so universal that it really needs to be stated if they are not to apply.I feel the same way about Break Enchantment.  I am not comfortable at all with disallowing it the chance to work if the spell is otherwise valid for it but for an "exclusive" list of remedies.  It really needs to be clearly spelled out in the spell description that Break Enchament is not intended to work with that spell for me to feel that it really should not work.This has to do both with the universal nature of the way it works being similar to Dispel and Disjunction and with the nature of the way it "reveres" instantaneous spells.</blockquote>