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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MrZoink" data-source="post: 960861" data-attributes="member: 6353">I agree with the theory that holds that dispelling a fly spell effectively ends it as if the duration had expired, but that the anti-magic field causes the spell to fail as if it had never been in effect, so if you happen to be 100 feet in the air, gravity takes over.But only until you leave the field. Then the spell resumes as normal.edit: I guess I should answer the question you asked.Dispel Magic would cause the duration to expire, safely expelling the armor. Anti-magic field would suppress the effect. I think that we're now taking the system beyond it's breaking point and any DM's call is as good as any other. I would still safely expell the armor on the basis that it stops the endless "but what if's..."</blockquote>