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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 8309843" data-attributes="member: 6795602">If you aren't using the caged option for forcage then you just have to cast sickening radiance first and then cast forcecage the next turn or have the 2nd mage cast it after sickening radiance is cast.&nbsp; It only prevents spells cast into our out of the area - not spell effects that were cast before it was created.And that's assuming that your DM isn't making lenient rulings such that sickening radiance still affects creatures in the area since it can be cast outside the area and has a radius large enough to envelop the area (and is both light based in name and mechanical effect).It pretty much defeats most 20x20 size enemies unless they can teleport.It pretty much defeats alot of 10x10 size enemies even if they can teleport.It's a scary powerful combo even if it doesn't work on absolutely everything.***And there's a force wall version that can come online earlier - though it requires 2 casters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 8309843, member: 6795602"] If you aren't using the caged option for forcage then you just have to cast sickening radiance first and then cast forcecage the next turn or have the 2nd mage cast it after sickening radiance is cast. It only prevents spells cast into our out of the area - not spell effects that were cast before it was created. And that's assuming that your DM isn't making lenient rulings such that sickening radiance still affects creatures in the area since it can be cast outside the area and has a radius large enough to envelop the area (and is both light based in name and mechanical effect). It pretty much defeats most 20x20 size enemies unless they can teleport. It pretty much defeats alot of 10x10 size enemies even if they can teleport. It's a scary powerful combo even if it doesn't work on absolutely everything. ***And there's a force wall version that can come online earlier - though it requires 2 casters. [/QUOTE]

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