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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 1771089" data-attributes="member: 5890">Except for the fact that foresight stops the PARTY from being surprised.If the GM is being a git about it, then you need to cast it on someone else to get party protection - but the "when cast on another" part of the spell is clear: Not only do YOU get at least a surprise round action (because otherwise you wouldn't be able to perform the actions listed), but if your action consists of warning the other individual, then the warning comes early enough for that individual to act on it.Frankly, I'd say that the spell is going to hand out an automatic surprise round to the party whenever they are about to be attacked, with the added knowledge of exactly what the attack consists of.So if the attack consists of a evil guy timestopping and then releasing a furious assault, it'd be well within possibility for a well-prepared party with the use of foresight to gather around the wizard and then have the wizard teleport them to a safe locale, totally ruining the assault.I'd say THAT makes it a 9th level spell.</blockquote>