Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8579454" data-attributes="member: 7032025">As it clearly separates the disappearance, I dare say that it does...And therefore the teleportation fails and you don't disappear. Since you don't disappear, there is no boom, because the boom only happens when you disappear. The spell fails completely because it lacks a valid target, see Xanathar. It's completely consistent from beginning to end. And it's the only way that makes sense from beginning to end, actually.Because that's one of the main weaknesses of your interpretation. If you teleport into an antimagic field, where do you go ?It's the other way around, because the teleport can only have happened once you have disappeared and then reappeared. But said in the right way, since the teleportation is blocked by the antimagic field (there can be no teleportation in an antimagic field when the destination is in it, not only the departure), the disappearance does not occur and therefore there is no thunder either.</blockquote>