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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drakh" data-source="post: 1617736" data-attributes="member: 20026">why not have a dispell only affect the "visible" aspect of a spell - for instance if Arcane sight made permanent on someone was the target of a dispell, the visible part would be the arcane sight spell, permanency has no visible aspect so would remain on the targetNow since the arcane sight is gone (rather than surpressed) but the permanency isnt, the affect of permanency could techically hold another recasting of Arcane sight.So a player could regain his Arcane Sight permanent in the following ways...Find/Ask the same spellcaster who did the original casting to recast arcane sight on you, orCast Arcane sight yourselfTo add some form of balance (or cost) you could say that a permanency without a targeted spell has a 5% cumulative chance per day that it will not hold the original spell it was intended for, or simply give it a 20% chance flat that it becomes dispelled also.</blockquote>