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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maggot" data-source="post: 1471197" data-attributes="member: 1005">As someone else pointed out, removing the "destroy item" property of Mords makes Mords way too good.  Everyone will use it all that time.  The main thing holding you back from using Mords all the time is destroying stuff.Mages I know aren't overly concerned about loosing their spellcasting to Mords.  Because in order for that to happen, four things have to align: (1) there has to be an artifact in the area of effect, (2) the artifact has to fail its save, (3) the wizard makes the d% roll, and (4) the wizard fails the rather-low-for-the-level will save.  Compare this to the chances of nuking good loot with this bad boy.How about this for a solution:Mord's Disjunction is always centered on the caster and affects the caster as well.  All effects are automatically dispelled as by dispel magic, and all items are automatically suppressed for 1d4 rounds (as if hit by dispel magic).  Additionally, there is a 1% chance per level of dispelling an antimagic field.  (Optionally, you could move permanent spells in with items: suppressed instead of dispelled.)This makes it very powerful and very dangerous as before, but without the artifact and item destroying properties.</blockquote>