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Message: <blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 1487445" data-attributes="member: 1225">I would assume at the least, a targeted dispel against anything coming into the area (that would be affected by the hallowed spell -- you could have it only affect non-good, orcs, etc.) -- that would be a roll against every spell effect that enters. And I'd say that anyone that entered, then left, would earn fresh dispel checks.The scary idea is that it could be a targeted dispel against every affected entity, every round. That, I'm not sure about -- nothing in the rules seems to support or deny it. Seems pretty damned powerful, though.I'm also not sure if a hallowed dispel magic will attempt to automatically counterspell (via dispel check) any spell cast by an affected individual. Also very powerful.Hmm, maybe you pick one of the options, just like a regular casting of dispel magic -- targeted, area, or counterspell. Area would be fairly useless, since targeted would seem to affect anyone entering the area of the hallow anyways. But a all-the-time-for-a-year counterspell would be handy.</blockquote>