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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mvincent" data-source="post: 3624644" data-attributes="member: 27034">From the 3.5 FAQ (if desired):"When I affix a dispel magic to my hallow spell, whattype of dispel effect is it—a targeted dispel, area dispel, orcounterspell? Can I choose when I create the hallow?A dispel magic fixed to a hallow or unhallow spell may betreated only as an area dispel, not as a targeted dispel or acounterspell.When a spell effect is fixed to a hallow spell, how dounusual durations (such as those of protection from energy)or instantaneous durations (such as those of dispel magic)work?The spell effect fixed to a hallow or unhallow spell istreated as being cast on any eligible creature each time it enters.In the case of “ablative” spell effects that are used up gradually(such as aid or protection from energy), the full effect of thespell is renewed each time the eligible creature re-enters thehallowed/unhallowed area (with the newer version entirelyreplacing the older version). In the case of instantaneous effects(such as dispel magic), the spell affects eligible creatures eachtime they enter."If a spell that targets a creature (such as cause fear) istied to the area of an unhallow spell, does it target creaturesinside the area every round, or only when they enter thearea?A spell tied to unhallow picks its targets only when theyenter the area, not every round they remain within. In the caseof cause fear, each creature entering the area with fewer than 6Hit Dice would be required to attempt a will save against theeffect, but once within the area would not be required to saveagainst the effect again. If a creature left the area and returnedlater, the spell would be effectively “cast” again, targeting thatcreature once again.Spells that don’t have targets (such as invisibility purge)simply apply their effects continuously within the area of theunhallow spell. A character who turned invisible after enteringan unhallowed area with invisibility purge tied to the areawould be rendered instantly visible by the purging effect.</blockquote>

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