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<blockquote data-quote="Galbard" data-source="post: 1933748" data-attributes="member: 13632">The sorcerer in my campaign has taken Dimension Door as one of his spells. One of the other players (an experienced GM) advised me to house-rule the spell so that other characters the sorcerer takes with him lose their next turn after DD'ing. This prevents abuses such as other characters delaying until just after the sorcerer and then do a full attack at whatever enemy they choose, bypassing every tactical defense the enemy has in place.Of course, the sorcerer and some of the other players are now complaining that this is too harsh. One of the players suggested to change it so that characters only get a partial action after a DD. This way the characters can do pretty much the same after DD'ing as they could do after walking to the same spot. I am considering to use this option, but would like to hear what are your opinions and experiences are with DD before houseruling it again. Is it necessary to nerf it? If so, how do you do it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Galbard, post: 1933748, member: 13632"] The sorcerer in my campaign has taken Dimension Door as one of his spells. One of the other players (an experienced GM) advised me to house-rule the spell so that other characters the sorcerer takes with him lose their next turn after DD'ing. This prevents abuses such as other characters delaying until just after the sorcerer and then do a full attack at whatever enemy they choose, bypassing every tactical defense the enemy has in place. Of course, the sorcerer and some of the other players are now complaining that this is too harsh. One of the players suggested to change it so that characters only get a partial action after a DD. This way the characters can do pretty much the same after DD'ing as they could do after walking to the same spot. I am considering to use this option, but would like to hear what are your opinions and experiences are with DD before houseruling it again. Is it necessary to nerf it? If so, how do you do it? [/QUOTE]

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