Casting Wall of Force in an Antimagic Field?

[Cleanthes]

It's crystal clear that an Antimagic Field doesn't suppress some spell effects when they're already present -- wall of force and prismatic sphere get specifically called out as exceptions, for instance. Does that mean one can also *cast* a new wall of force spell inside of (or into) an antimagic field? Or is it only pre-existing spells of that sort that are safe?

[Rogue Eidolon]

Only pre-existing ones. You still can't cast in an AMF.

[James Risner]

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

Only pre-existing ones. You still can't cast in an AMF.

+1

[In My Humble Opinion]

James Risner wrote:

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

Only pre-existing ones. You still can't cast in an AMF.

+1

+2

[Kthulhu]

You CAN cast in an AMF, it just has no effect. Other than burning a spell/slot, making you look stupid, and making the martial characters laugh.

[Cleanthes]

Kthulhu wrote:

You CAN cast in an AMF, it just has no effect. Other than burning a spell/slot, making you look stupid, and making the martial characters laugh.

I guess that's okay, so long as the laughter isn't hideous.