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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 2568085" data-attributes="member: 259">I'm a lucky 11th-level wizard.  I have a toad familiar.I construct a special wizard hat, which I can wear on my head.  It looks very much like a bulls-eye lantern except that it has a toad where the flame should be, and it's a hat.  When my toad is sitting in the hat, he can't see me.When I go into battle, I cast Anti-magic field.  Except that I cast it on my familiar, not on myself.Because the hat provides full cover between me and the toad, I am not affected by the anti-magic field:  anti-magic fields are emanations, and emanations don't bend around corners.  Only the people directly in front of me are affected by the field.I plan to work on the hat to include buttons opening and shutting different apertures around the hat, so that the toad can affect me if I'm cursed, or can affect someone behind me, in front of me, and so forth.And maybe next I'll get a raven familiar, who can fly out of the hat and go snuggle up with that flying wizard, making her fall so sadly to the ground.Am I breaking any rules?Daniel</blockquote>