Destan
Citizen of Val Hor
Situation:
An illusionist has cast a Programmed Image prior to going adventuring.
Briefly, this spell allows one to create a figment (complete with visual, auditory, olfactory, and thermal elements - including speech) that's triggered by any number of things. In this case, let's say the illusionist has the figment set to be a demon that appears in a swirl of gaudy smoke when the triggered by the phrase, "I love cheese."
My question: Could the Programmed Image be subject to a Dispel Magic cast upon the Illusionist?
The particulars:
1) Programmed Image has a duration of Permanent, so that fits the Dispel Magic requirement.
2) Yet Programmed Image has no target. It's just an effect. Technically, it's not cast on the Illusionist, but by him.
Talk to me?
Destan
An illusionist has cast a Programmed Image prior to going adventuring.
Briefly, this spell allows one to create a figment (complete with visual, auditory, olfactory, and thermal elements - including speech) that's triggered by any number of things. In this case, let's say the illusionist has the figment set to be a demon that appears in a swirl of gaudy smoke when the triggered by the phrase, "I love cheese."
My question: Could the Programmed Image be subject to a Dispel Magic cast upon the Illusionist?
The particulars:
1) Programmed Image has a duration of Permanent, so that fits the Dispel Magic requirement.
2) Yet Programmed Image has no target. It's just an effect. Technically, it's not cast on the Illusionist, but by him.
Talk to me?
Destan
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