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<blockquote data-quote="Pax" data-source="post: 1557274" data-attributes="member: 6875">That's why it's a scroll of quickened antimagic field. *shrug*&nbsp; Remember I specified epic levels, and the ELH has quickened spells in Staves (spell-trigger, normally a standard action to operate), which require a free action to use.And what's more, the ELH specifically includes the ability to randomly determine metamagicked spells - Quicken is explicitly listed in Metamagic Subtables 5 through 10.Mind you; the tables won't generate a spell with just Quicken, so you'd be looking at an 11th level spell, not 10th, if randomly generated (don't ask ME why, but, there it is ...).&nbsp; So, using d%, rolls of 27-46 (11th level), 36-48 (6th level spell plus subtable Metamagic 5), 41-55 (Quicken plus subtable Metamagic 1), and 21-40 (Extend Spell) will potentially give you a Scroll of Extended Quickened Antimagic Field.... unless scribed by someone with 10 levels of Incantatrix.&nbsp; Then it's only a 9th level spell.&nbsp; ^_^&nbsp; Or a cleric with neither the Magic nor Protection domains, for whom it's now a 12th level spell (eek!).&nbsp; Your DM hasn't considered something: while in an Antimagic Field, the person he saw cast it (and anyone else around them, of course) cannot be the target of any spells or magical effects ... including (perhaps especially) scrying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pax, post: 1557274, member: 6875"] That's why it's a scroll of [i]quickened[/i] antimagic field. *shrug* Remember I specified [i]epic levels[/i], and the ELH has quickened spells in Staves (spell-trigger, normally a standard action to operate), which require a free action to use. And what's more, the ELH [b]specifically[/b] includes the ability to [b]randomly[/b] determine metamagicked spells - Quicken is explicitly listed in Metamagic Subtables 5 through 10. Mind you; the tables won't generate a spell with [b]just[/b] Quicken, so you'd be looking at an 11th level spell, not 10th, if randomly generated (don't ask ME why, but, there it is ...). So, using d%, rolls of 27-46 (11th level), 36-48 (6th level spell plus subtable Metamagic 5), 41-55 (Quicken plus subtable Metamagic 1), and 21-40 (Extend Spell) will potentially give you a [b]Scroll of [i]Extended Quickened Antimagic Field[/i][/b]. ... unless scribed by someone with 10 levels of Incantatrix. Then it's only a 9th level spell. ^_^ Or a cleric with neither the Magic nor Protection domains, for whom it's now a 12th level spell (eek!). Your DM hasn't considered something: while in an Antimagic Field, the person he saw cast it (and anyone else around them, of course) [b]cannot be the target of any spells or magical effects[/b] ... including (perhaps especially) [i]scrying[/i]. [/QUOTE]

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