Immunity questions

[Max Caysey]

Hi all...

When something has the following immunity: "Abominations are immune to polymorphing, petrification, or any form-altering attack." Does dissintegrate count as form altering attack?

And what about the enchantment: "Proof against transmutation"? Does that include dissentegration?

Thanks

[Extra Anchovies]

Hi all...

When something has the following immunity: "Abominations are immune to polymorphing, petrification, or any form-altering attack." Does dissintegrate count as form altering attack?

And what about the enchantment: "Proof against transmutation"? Does that include dissentegration?

Thanks

The description of the Proof Against Transmutation enchantment actually mentions Disintegrate as an example; it says that Disintegrate can still reduce the wearer of the armor to -10 hit points, but their body remains intact. I think it's the same deal for abominations, where they take the damage but don't turn into dust.

[HighWater]

Extra Anchovies is correct. Proof Against Transmutation only prevents getting turned into dust, it doesn't prevent against dying

For abominations, I'd rule the same way: the spell still does its damage, but doesn't destroy their body if they go below 0hp.