AlsoD
2014-07-09, 12:07 PM
What would happen if a Fiend of Possession (Fiend Folio) was already possessing an item and then that item was placed into an Antimagic Field (a pathfinder one)?
The relevant part of the texts are:
Possess Object (Su): [...] A fiend of possession becomes part of the object it possesses, so it is no longer ethereal. [...] The fiend is vulnerable to spells that specifically affect outsiders or creatures of the fiend's alignment and mind-affecting spells or effects, but it is unaffected by physical attacks or standard magical affects (such as fireball).
and Antimagic Field (http://paizo.com/prd/spells/antimagicField.html).
Does the item's boundaries block line-of-effect to the fiend? Does the AMF force the weapon to be non-magical anyway?
The relevant part of the texts are:
Possess Object (Su): [...] A fiend of possession becomes part of the object it possesses, so it is no longer ethereal. [...] The fiend is vulnerable to spells that specifically affect outsiders or creatures of the fiend's alignment and mind-affecting spells or effects, but it is unaffected by physical attacks or standard magical affects (such as fireball).
and Antimagic Field (http://paizo.com/prd/spells/antimagicField.html).
Does the item's boundaries block line-of-effect to the fiend? Does the AMF force the weapon to be non-magical anyway?