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<blockquote data-quote="jaded" data-source="post: 85251" data-attributes="member: 1269"><p>Firstly I apologise if this is a well tread topic, but alas, no search.</p><p></p><p>My Question: Does <em>Protection from Good/Evil/Law/Chaos</em> protect you from <strong>ALL</strong> summoned creatures, even neutral ones?</p><p></p><p>The description of the <em>protection from evil</em> <strong>doesn't</strong> explicitly state that it prevents only evil summoned creatures from touching the warded creature.</p><p></p><p>However, under <em>Protection from Good</em> it reads "As <em>Protection from Evil</em>... only prevents... <strong>good</strong> summoned and conjured creatures"</p><p></p><p>This is all in relation to a neutral summoned creature (an astral construct) attempting to hit a orc-mage with a protection from good active.</p><p></p><p>So what's the story? My personal opinion is that the intent of the spell is that it protects you from EVIL, not anything or "anything but good". But if this is the case, then neutral summoned creatures can't be protected against?!? The wording of <em>Prot. from Evil</em> can also be interpreted to mean that it protects against summoned creatures of any alignment... grr!</p><p></p><p>help?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jaded, post: 85251, member: 1269"] Firstly I apologise if this is a well tread topic, but alas, no search. My Question: Does [I]Protection from Good/Evil/Law/Chaos[/I] protect you from [B]ALL[/B] summoned creatures, even neutral ones? The description of the [I]protection from evil[/I] [B]doesn't[/B] explicitly state that it prevents only evil summoned creatures from touching the warded creature. However, under [I]Protection from Good[/I] it reads "As [I]Protection from Evil[/I]... only prevents... [B]good[/B] summoned and conjured creatures" This is all in relation to a neutral summoned creature (an astral construct) attempting to hit a orc-mage with a protection from good active. So what's the story? My personal opinion is that the intent of the spell is that it protects you from EVIL, not anything or "anything but good". But if this is the case, then neutral summoned creatures can't be protected against?!? The wording of [I]Prot. from Evil[/I] can also be interpreted to mean that it protects against summoned creatures of any alignment... grr! help? [/QUOTE]
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