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<blockquote data-quote="Cloudgatherer" data-source="post: 372666" data-attributes="member: 66">All spell durations &quot;stop&quot;, but they are still in effect for the duration of the time stop.All spells cast do not &quot;begin&quot; until Time Stop has ended.&nbsp; That includes instantaneous spells.The text about everyone else being impervious to damage makes more sense for ongoing magical effects and attacks.And Wall of Force &quot;should&quot; have a reflex save, just like similar spells, to avoid being entrapped.&nbsp; Even if used during a time stop, the spell doesn't appear until the end of the time stop, when the enemy can still try to evade it.So yes, one could cast time stop, leave a few fireballs, lightning bolts, etc in the air and they all strike when time stop ends.In the ELH, it is suggested limiting the power of time stop to exclude using &quot;targeting&quot; spells during a time stop.&nbsp; So fireball would be ok, but hold monster would not be.Hope that clears up everything....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cloudgatherer, post: 372666, member: 66"] All spell durations "stop", but they are still in effect for the duration of the time stop. All spells cast do not "begin" until Time Stop has ended. That includes instantaneous spells. The text about everyone else being impervious to damage makes more sense for ongoing magical effects and attacks. And Wall of Force "should" have a reflex save, just like similar spells, to avoid being entrapped. Even if used during a time stop, the spell doesn't appear until the end of the time stop, when the enemy can still try to evade it. So yes, one could cast time stop, leave a few fireballs, lightning bolts, etc in the air and they all strike when time stop ends. In the ELH, it is suggested limiting the power of time stop to exclude using "targeting" spells during a time stop. So fireball would be ok, but hold monster would not be. Hope that clears up everything.... [/QUOTE]

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