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Message: <blockquote data-quote="frankthedm" data-source="post: 3844044" data-attributes="member: 1164">Instantaneous conjurations don’t get that exception anymore as long as the RC really is the new definitive sorce for antimagic rules. The acid of the orb is part of the non functioning spell. And if someone want to try and claim a currently non magical wall of stone should also wink out, well, that why the game has a DM.SPELLSSpells don’t function in an antimagicarea, but an antimagic areadoesn’t block line of effect. If aspell’s point of origin is inside anantimagic area, that spell is entirelysuppressed. When a spell’s pointof origin is located outside an antimagicarea, but part of that spell’sarea overlaps the antimagic area, thatspell’s effect is suppressed where thetwo areas overlap. Time elapsed withinan antimagic area still counts against aspell’s duration.If an instantaneous spell is entirelysuppressed, that spell is effectively canceled.(It’s suppressed, and its durationinstantaneously expires.) An instantaneousarea spell is only entirely suppressed andeffectively canceled if its point of origin iswithin the antimagic area. Otherwise itworks like any other area spell that hasa point of origin outside the antimagicarea—only where its area overlaps theantimagic area is its effect is suppressed(and effectively canceled).A wall of force, prismatic wall, or prismatic sphere isn’t affectedby antimagic. Break enchantment, dispel magic, and greater dispelmagic spells don’t dispel antimagic. Mordenkainen’s disjunctionhas a 1% chance per caster level of destroying an antimagicfield. If the antimagic fi eld survives the disjunction, no itemswithin it are disjoined.</blockquote>

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