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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magus_Jerel" data-source="post: 127843" data-attributes="member: 3940">AHA -good point aggeman -So what I have to worry about are instantaneous conjurations creating "real" material.  Acid arrow - and most spells for that matter have durations other than instantaneous.This is one of those times where thinking too hard about a fantasy game can lead to problems...AMF can cause conjured objects or creatures to become "suppressed" - making them "wink out" per se.The problem comes in determining how SR works.  Evidently, in this case the acid is magical as well as the arrow, but summoned monsters are dependent on magic for their existence, but not magical in and of themselves.This particular spell acts an awful lot like an evocation - and not a conjuration.  IIRC it was one of those "dual school" spells in 2e.</blockquote>