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Yes. And no. Yes, the spellcaster is grappled, even though the Improved Grabber is not considered to be grappling. A strange situation, at best. But the rules for Improved Grab just say that the grabber threatens others, not the grabbee. Behold the text in italics: The ability description...

It is an appropriate target. Check out the description of the weapon ability and the description of targeted spells: So you can see that Target: You is a subset of targeted spells. So you can see that the weapon ability allows a spellcaster to store a single targeted spell. Since Target...

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Dispel Magic is another nice spell to keep in a spell storing weapon.

You can also use a spell storing weapon to cast beneficial spells on your party members, but they take a little damage when you hit them. You can put a level 0-3 spell with Target: You into the weapon then hit your buddy. He takes damage and he gets the benefit of the spell. You can...

The point of origin of a spell is always a grid intersection. When determining whether a given creature is within the area of a spell, count out the distance from the point of origin in squares just as you do when moving a character or when determining the range for a ranged attack. The only...

A spontaneous caster (sorceror, bard or cleric converting a spell to Cure/Inflict Wounds) applying a meta-magic feat to a spell that's normally a standard action would (because of the meta-magic feat) change the casting time to a full-round action, not a 1 round casting time. SRD:

When I DM, these abilities "reset" at midnight, so a creature could use it just before midnight and then again just after midnight. I've never seen this cause any balance problems and I've never had a player abuse it.

You could invent that feat, of course, but by the rules, you don't get 2x damage bonus from Power Attack when grappling.