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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TuDogz" data-source="post: 1077031" data-attributes="member: 9889">To elaborate:There are no non-magical ways to enter the structure.  It was buried long ago, and the only access that used to exist has been filled with created stone.The PCs first found this place at 5-6th level, they are 15th now.  They found some powerful magic items and hired a mage (who after realizing what they had became the BBEG) to research their functions.  He turned on the group but they defeated him and he fled.  He has since learned more and is in the process of repairing the vital portions of the structure to make it functional.  The PCs have four stones key to its operation the BBEG has two.  He had not planned to attack the PCs and try to retrieve these stones until the structure was complete.  He knows they are formidable and it will be very hard to progress with the repairs while warring with the PCs.  Last week the PCs suddenly decided to pursue this plotline and for other plot development reasons I am unable to simply accelerate the BBEG's progress so that he would be more prepared for this.Golems will work as interior defenders, but they would only slow the party down, the PCs handle toe-to-toe combat very effectively.  What I am looking for is a way to make the PC's feel that BBEG can circumvent the antimagic.  If I can pull that off I think they will let the situation lie until they acquire a little more power.Are there any monsters, skills, spells, items, etc...   anything that can shut down the antimagic field?</blockquote>

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