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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shard O'Glase" data-source="post: 1280378" data-attributes="member: 1134">I'd say it would depend on how the rock was moved.  A sudden thrust variaiton of telekinesis I'd say the rock keeps moving, a sustained force version the rock stops.  The difference being in the sudden thrust version I see it as all the force is used where the target object starts its an instaneous effect and so the movement becomes nonmagical once it starts.  Sustained force variant the propulsion starts and continues to be magical from start to finish so it would cut out once it hit the field.And to answer your quesiton since SR does apply it clearly is a magical effect.  In some cases where spell resistance doesn't apply its still a magical effect which may or may not be suppressed. Forcecage no SR but clearly a magical effect.  Whether you'd make it immune like wall of force or not is up to you, makes sense that it would but there are only specific examples not spells like wall of force listed as the exceptions.(atleast as Greyhawk_DM quoted, and I'm too lazy to check to see if its in 3.5 so I'll accept)</blockquote>