[Spell] Spell Immunity & Banish

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Hello!

This is my idea: banish spell on region, where enemy units just banish, when ally units banish and get spell immunity (spell book).

Everytime I give immunity to banished unit, banish removes.
I need to know one, may be, simplest thing).

Is there any way to combine spell immunity and banish?
How can I give immunity to banished unit?

Or may be there's no diffrence... I mean Banish + Immunity = Invulnerability
Am I Right???

Thank anybody for any information!!! :as:
 
Emm... not sure, that I completely understand what you mean...

Banish can be used on allies and caster too.

There is a difference between banish+immunity and Invulnerability+Graphics: Banished unit can't attack, while simply invulnerable can.

The question is any simple way to remove ability to attack for a while? Including mouse click...
 
I open the map: spirit walker has spell immunity and defence.

You mean I need to change units by object editor?
Or I can make any unit ethereal using trigger?

As I remember, that script string will completely remove Attack forever. And attack icon just removes. When unit banished - icon is disabled, but it's not so important.
How to recover attack after remove?
 
> I open the map: spirit walker has spell immunity and defence.

no, it has spell immunity and ethereality. You can see that none of your units can attack nor cast spells on it.

> You mean I need to change units by object editor?
Or I can make any unit ethereal using trigger?

Maybe you can, I don't know. Spirit Walker is ethereal with the ability "corporeal form", and normal without it. Have a play with it.

> As I remember, that script string will completely remove Attack forever. And attack icon just removes. When unit banished - icon is disabled, but it's not so important.
How to recover attack after remove?

You are correct, it is unrecoverable (as seen in attached map)
 

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