※ 引述《catsummery (那些曾盛开的花。)》之铭言： : 另外，关於不灭明焰与黑暗术的战争，敝猫仍然认定会互相解消 : 於情：你们身家真的好丰厚呀 XDD : 於理：平平是二环，凭甚麽黑暗术不是战个平手就是时间到输掉？ : 於法：今天书上用"dispel"这个字，相信的确是视同被放了dispel magic http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20050607a Light and Darkness Descriptor Spells: Most spells with the light and darkness descriptors have target entries. This means that you must aim a spell with the darkness descriptor at the same target as a spell with the light descriptor if you want to use the former spell to dispel the latter spell. Spells with the light and darkness descriptor have an unusual property, however; they cause their targets to emit light or darkness and when cast on moveable objects, the illuminated or darkened areas also are mobile. Whenever two such areas are aimed or moved so that the areas they affect overlap, the two spells usually temporarily suppress each other. This means that the usual light conditions prevail in the area of overlap. For example, a daylight spell makes a dim chamber bright with light. A darkness spell fills the same room with shadows. If the two spell effects are allowed to overlap, there will be an area of dim light in the area of overlap bordered on one side (the daylight side) by bright light and on the other (the darkness side) by shadowy light. In this case, the two spells otherwise do not affect each other. If the two effects move away, both spells work again. It's also possible that the higher level spell keeps working and the lower level is suppressed. For example, when you cast a darkness spell on an object and then move the object so that the darkened area covers the area where a light spell provides illumination, the lower level light spell stops working until someone moves the darkness effect away. Though this discussion of mobile spell effects pertains to spells with the darkness and light descriptors, you might find it helpful when dealing with other mobile spell effects as well. 所以以官方的说法，应该是交叠区域互相抵销，并没有dispel的问题... --

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