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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 2074735" data-attributes="member: 29014"><p>I houseruled Disjunction to require a Dispel check, with the opposing caster rolling a 1 rather than an 11 as per normal Dispel rules, and as a DM I don't throw it at my players.  That said, I allow them to cast it, but my NPCs prepare for it with Mastery of Counterspelling or Rings of Spell Battle (what sane NPC spellcaster wouldn't especially those who spent incredible resources on their magic already).  All the PC item loss in my campaign due to Disjunction has been through the PCs whacking themselves with their own Disjunction flung back at them.  After the wizard crafted her fourth Headband of Intellect +6 and then Disjoined it again, she just stopped casting the spell.  So I'm not some evil DM who tries to take away my PCs' magic items.  My players are just that careless and willing to repeat mistakes.  My campaign's wizard is an abjurer and she never protects herself with abjurations, preferring to optimise her spells, which is all well and good until those spells come back and hit her.  Heck, she's an Archmage now and she still doesn't know any 2nd-level abjuration spells.  But she does know Disjunction...</p></blockquote><p></p>