Yes it prevents such spells from working against the target.
The area or effect of any such spells does not include the area of the lesser globe of invulnerability. Such spells fail to affect any target located within the globe.
That the pit will not appear under you is clear - but what if you're on the edge of your globe, and the pit appears adjacent to you, but outside the sphere? The effects of the pit include sloping sides that make everyone adjacent to them save on their turn...
Also, if your globe runs out before the pit, does a pit appear there, and you drop into it?
Yeah, if the pit outlast the globe then you are in trouble. :)
keep in mind that Create pit is an extra dimensional space created by magic. The Globe would suppress the magic of the pit and prevent it from existing where the Globe is, until the Globe runs out.
Globe runs out, suppression effect is over, pit pops back into existence
Now here is a tricky one.
Create Pit
Someone falls in the pit
Then you pop Globe with the pit inside the radius of the globe.
what happens to the guy in the pit?
keep in mind that Create pit is an extra dimensional space created by magic. The Globe would suppress the magic of the pit and prevent it from existing where the Globe is, until the Globe runs out.
Globe runs out, suppression effect is over, pit pops back into existence
Now here is a tricky one.
Create Pit
Someone falls in the pit
Then you pop Globe with the pit inside the radius of the globe.what happens to the guy in the pit?
and
Looking at the rules for experimental spaces-
Would the character not be expelled to the level of the existing material?
Corbin Dallas answers Greylurker's question; that is exactly what happens, and then he is in a Globe of Invulnerability
my question is what if a wall of iron is dropped on a Pit, then the pit ends, or suppressed?
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Are you talking about sealing the top of the pit with a wall of iron? If so, then the GM would probably have to adjudicate some amount of damage done when reality rises up and squeezes the victim in the pit against the wall of iron. As a GM I would not have it be an auto squish like coming through an SG-1 Stargate and running into the iris.....
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There are no rules for that but I would use the teleportation rules and put them in the nearest open square.
auto squish like coming through an SG-1 Stargate and running into the iris....
lol! i and my dm love that show!
but i think i'll have to go with wraithstrike on this...
"...expels you and deals you 5d6 points of damage..."
that's the best i can find.
thank guys, sorry for the derail...
