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<blockquote data-quote="terrainmonkey" data-source="post: 1981706" data-attributes="member: 26827"><p>first of all, the party should not have seen the dragon at all, as he should have been invisible. 2nd, the dragon has blindsense, and other abilities that are constantly on that detect magic and see arcane energy. so, the dragon wouldn't even give them a chance to get off a spell before he attacked. you have to understand the dragon's age. most dragons are not stupid when they see some group of adventuring yahoos. they will see them before the party sees the dragon, then he will go invisible, then he will cast silence 15' radius, and then go hover over the party and flame breath. then he'll come down on the party thief or cleric and tear them apart, then move on to the wizard so he doesn't have to worry about the spellcaster even thinking wall of force. dragons are not going to fall for the &quot;flying into the wall of force trick&quot;. besides, even if he did get the wall up, and if the dragon did actually hit the wall, no damage would be done to the dragon and the wall would fall over or break apart. this is a lame, non damaging tactic, and not something an intelligent mage would do. there are far more damaging spells than a wall of force.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="terrainmonkey, post: 1981706, member: 26827"] first of all, the party should not have seen the dragon at all, as he should have been invisible. 2nd, the dragon has blindsense, and other abilities that are constantly on that detect magic and see arcane energy. so, the dragon wouldn't even give them a chance to get off a spell before he attacked. you have to understand the dragon's age. most dragons are not stupid when they see some group of adventuring yahoos. they will see them before the party sees the dragon, then he will go invisible, then he will cast silence 15' radius, and then go hover over the party and flame breath. then he'll come down on the party thief or cleric and tear them apart, then move on to the wizard so he doesn't have to worry about the spellcaster even thinking wall of force. dragons are not going to fall for the "flying into the wall of force trick". besides, even if he did get the wall up, and if the dragon did actually hit the wall, no damage would be done to the dragon and the wall would fall over or break apart. this is a lame, non damaging tactic, and not something an intelligent mage would do. there are far more damaging spells than a wall of force. [/QUOTE]

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