Does ring of mind shielding block sending?

Sending is Evocation. Ring Of Mind Shielding, effectively. RoMS allows the wearer to prevent telepathic communication, and while Sending doesn’t explicitly say it is “telepathy”, it does say “The creature hears the message in its mind”, which I consider to be equivalent.

Does ring of mind shielding protect from zone of truth?

Does a “Ring of Mind Shielding” prevent Zone of Truth? A Ring of Mind Shielding does not prevent the Zone of Truth’s affect if the creature failed the Charisma Saving Throw; however, it does prevent the caster from knowing if the creature saved or failed the spell’s saving throw.

What can block sending?

That said, there are a few magical ways to prevent Sending, such as Antimagic Field (Targeted Effects. Spells and other magical effects, such as magic missile and charm person, that target a creature or an object in the sphere have no effect on that target.) but that stops all Sendings and not just some.

How do I block someone from sending me emails?

How to block someone on Gmail on a computer

Go to gmail.com and log into your account, if needed.
Open a message from the sender you wish to block.
Click the three stacked dots in the top right corner. Click on the three vertical dots.
Select “Block [sender].”
Click “Block” in the pop-up to confirm your decision.

Can a soul be resurrected from a ring of mind shielding?

If a spell is cast to bring a creature back to life whose soul resides within a ring of mind shielding, is that soul considered “free” to be resurrected, or would it need to depart for the afterlife first? Example: A creature dies while wearing a Ring of Mind Shielding and chooses to enter the ring.

What is an example of a ring of mind shielding?

Example: A creature dies while wearing a Ring of Mind Shielding and chooses to enter the ring. Later, a group stumbles upon the ring, and offers to resurrect the soul inside (for simplicity, let’s assume the body is still intact).

Can a soul leave the ring before resurrection?

The soul can either depart the ring prior to casting true resurrection, or it can leave as part of true resurrection. There isn’t any rules-issue with when it departs, but more in that it can depart and that it does so willingly.

When does a soul come back to life in Resurrection?

If its soul is free and willing, the target returns to life with all its hit points. (Resurrection, Basic Rules, pg. 272) If a spell is cast to bring a creature back to life whose soul resides within a ring of mind shielding, is that soul considered “free” to be resurrected, or would it need to depart for the afterlife first?