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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zepherus" data-source="post: 5377516" data-attributes="member: 11147">A tactic came up in my weekly game that caused quite a discussion, so I thought I would turn to all of you for an opinion.The PC's had cast an Anti-Magic Field ( AMF ) to lock down an NPC. Another PC then decided they would block the NPC into the area using a Wall of Force (WoF), which due to the room constraints had to go through the antimagic field. The players read the AMF rule that stated a WoF would remain unaffected by an AMF. I ( the DM ) stated that the word "remains" is what makes it not work. I stated that if you had a WoF in place, THEN cast an AMF, the wall would remain...but it doesn't work in reverse. Since they had cast the AMF first, they could not build a WoF though it ( in that the wall would just not exist in the AMF ).Opinions? Thoughts?Thanks! - Zepherus</blockquote>