antimagic
Cancels magical effects
Antimagic refers to forces, fields, or effects that negate, suppress, or nullify magical power.
The term appears primarily in fantasy games and fiction, where an antimagic zone prevents spells from functioning within its boundaries.
Antimagic can also describe objects or creatures inherently resistant to magical influence: The golem's antimagic shell deflected every spell they cast.
Cause to vanish
- counterspellMagic that cancels magic
- negateCancel or disprove
- cancelRevoke or terminate
- suppressForcibly put an end to
neutralize · annul · void · dissolve · unbind · disenchant · banish · abolish
Protected person; division
- shieldHandheld defensive armor
- barrierObstruction preventing passage
- amuletWorn protective token
- talismanMagical protective charm
immunity · resistance · sanctuary · safeguard · deflection · charm · seal · guardian
Practice of dark magic
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- wizardryPractice of casting spells
- arcaneUnderstood by few
- manaSupernatural indwelling power
spellcaster · conjuration · necromancy · divination · illusion · curse · hex · incantation
Reducing or wetting slightly
- inhibitionMental check on behavior
- containmentPreventing hostile expansion
- restraintControl over impulses
- limitationBound on extent
control · silencing · stifling · quelling · constriction · smothering · blocking · interference
dispel
Cause to vanish
- counterspellMagic that cancels magic
- negateCancel or disprove
- cancelRevoke or terminate
suppress · neutralize · annul · void · dissolve · unbind · disenchant · banish · abolish · revoke
ward
Protected person; division
talisman · immunity · resistance · sanctuary · safeguard · deflection · charm · seal · guardian · fortification
sorcery
Practice of dark magic
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- wizardryPractice of casting spells
- arcaneUnderstood by few
mana · spellcaster · conjuration · necromancy · divination · illusion · curse · hex · incantation · ritual
dampening
Reducing or wetting slightly
- inhibitionMental check on behavior
- containmentPreventing hostile expansion
- restraintControl over impulses
limitation · control · silencing · stifling · quelling · constriction · smothering · blocking · interference · disruption