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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 7216548" data-attributes="member: 92511">Dispel Magic is going to work, somewhat obviously, on functioning magic first. SO, casting it "on the wand flying by" is going to disrupt the magic "attached to it"...that is, the invisible flying PC who is wielding the wand.I would say that the Fly, being an actual spell cast upon the person, versus the effect of a worn item, goes first. Then, as the [Dispel Magic] spell description and the armor ["as the spell"] both note, the Invisibility goes too.Now, depending on the armor's abilities, sounds like the PC could use their next turn to turn invisible again...i.e., Dispel Magic isn't going to stop "new" magic from occurring.But the Pixie's spell most definitely is defunct and the PC would turn visible as they were falling to the ground...with the wand in hand.</blockquote>