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The reason that line was added was because the spell was originally designed as a way to stop incoming spells, not to have a dispelling effect

I can't seem to find the book, but I remember there are a few feats in Oriental Adventures that may help you with that. Have you checked it out yet?

The most important thing is that your players enjoy the way you're running the game. If you prefer for the players to do most of the rolling so you can spend more time concentrating on other things then so be it. There's nothing that says you can't run it that way. In fact, as everyone has heard...

I agree with jgsugden. Every valid target that enters the chapel is hit by an area dispel.

My ruling as a DM (for simplicity's sake) would be that the only way that would be possible is if your character was of at least one size category larger than the two-handed weapon you are trying to wield one-handed (i.e large character using a medium-sized two-handed weapon). When a character...

I'd hope that if the player put enough thought into doing those tricks that he'd at least realize what he was about to do to himself.

[FONT=Garamond]Seeing as how the caster would be inside area affected by the spell, the caster would be subject to the effects of the spell if he/she is non-evil. Since the spell states that the creatures affected depends on their HD vs. the caster's level, there's a chance that the caster may...