Easy way to test if that's true: Get a conjie to cast "Deny summoning" on you, and see if you can still be gaunted

Easy way to test if that's true: Get a conjie to cast "Deny summoning" on you, and see if you can still be gaunted:
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Posted by Joshu on December 6, 2000 at 08:51:01:

In Reply to: I'm guessing its because the nightgaunt is physically carrying you there n/t posted by Stoneybalogna on December 5, 2000 at 22:48:50:

> > This is just a question, it hasn't happened to me and I'd wimper a bit but not whine if it did BUT to me it doesn't make sense that you can teleport, get nightgaunted, or summoned into a room with no-recall, no-teleport room, no pass-door, room, because if magic isn't powerful enough to leave it, how would it be powerful enough to enter it? How could you teleport into a room where the walls are magically prevented from allowing you to teleport? It just doesn't make sense. Any ideas?

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Comments:	> > > This is just a question, it hasn't happened to me and I'd wimper a bit but not whine if it did BUT to me it doesn't make sense that you can teleport, get nightgaunted, or summoned into a room with no-recall, no-teleport room, no pass-door, room, because if magic isn't powerful enough to leave it, how would it be powerful enough to enter it? How could you teleport into a room where the walls are magically prevented from allowing you to teleport? It just doesn't make sense. Any ideas?