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<blockquote data-quote="Patryn of Elvenshae" data-source="post: 2113509" data-attributes="member: 23094">Heh.&nbsp; As near as I can tell, nope, RW.So, the wizard could have brought you along with him, but there doesn't seem to be a requirement that he do so.&nbsp; Moreover, Teleport is Verbal only, so it's a valid Grappling spell.Rather than dogpiling, you should have had someone pin the wizard and stop him from speaking.Then, a couple others should have stood around with readied attacks to disrupt spellcasting.&nbsp; The wizard would need to make a pretty hefty Concentration check to cast at all while grappling - and the number of spells that are possible is very limited (though it does include Teleport).Then, you'd get your Attacks of Opportunity (unless you can cast defensively while grappling ... hmm, new question ...) followed by your readied attacks.&nbsp; The chances of someone disrupting the spell - or, at least, doing enough damage to knock out the wizard - would be pretty high.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Patryn of Elvenshae, post: 2113509, member: 23094"] Heh. As near as I can tell, nope, RW. So, the wizard could have brought you along with him, but there doesn't seem to be a requirement that he do so. Moreover, Teleport is Verbal only, so it's a valid Grappling spell. Rather than dogpiling, you should have had someone pin the wizard and stop him from speaking. Then, a couple others should have stood around with readied attacks to disrupt spellcasting. The wizard would need to make a pretty hefty Concentration check to cast at all while grappling - and the number of spells that are possible is very limited (though it does include Teleport). Then, you'd get your Attacks of Opportunity (unless you can cast defensively while grappling ... hmm, new question ...) followed by your readied attacks. The chances of someone disrupting the spell - or, at least, doing enough damage to knock out the wizard - would be pretty high. [/QUOTE]

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