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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 1736050" data-attributes="member: 1656">Email reply from the Sage:RotG: Most spells that work only on willing creatures also have a spell resistance entry of "no" because it is assumed that a willing creature lowers its spell resistance before receiving the spell.Hyp: Hmm?  So if I have SR, and in the middle of a combat, my friend the wizard wants to cast Levitate on me, then even though Levitate is SR: No, I have to lower my SR as a standard action (giving up my attack that round), and remain vulnerable to the evil Cleric's Hold Person until my next turn?Skip: "SR no" means "SR no," unless your DM, enlightened by Rules of the Game, decides otherwise. When I'm running a home game, be prepared to lower that SR.Hyp: I assumed that since the spell is SR: No, I don't need to lower my spell resistance before receiving the spell.Skip: Technically correct.-Hyp.</blockquote>