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<blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 2104092" data-attributes="member: 545">Bah.&nbsp; The difference is that Web can take very strong and mobile critters out of the combat for a couple rounds even if they make their save.Web is a vastly underestimated spell in its utility, especially at higher levels when it is an excellent candidate for quickening.&nbsp; Delaying a couple dangerous opponents for a round or two is very valuable, so much so that I have found I can never prep too many Walls of Force myself.Is Web overpowered?&nbsp; It might seem so if the only thing you know how to do is maximize output of damage.Yes, some monsters might have no decent means of dealing with Web.&nbsp; But they are monsters.&nbsp; They tend to have good offenses and are often nearly helpless against someone who understands their weaknesses.&nbsp; Using Web against the right monster is called good play.PCs have no excuse.&nbsp; They should be able to handle it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ridley's Cohort, post: 2104092, member: 545"] Bah. The difference is that Web can take very strong and mobile critters out of the combat for a couple rounds [i]even if they make their save[/i]. Web is a vastly underestimated spell in its utility, especially at higher levels when it is an excellent candidate for quickening. Delaying a couple dangerous opponents for a round or two is very valuable, so much so that I have found I can never prep too many Walls of Force myself. Is Web overpowered? It might seem so if the only thing you know how to do is maximize output of damage. Yes, some monsters might have no decent means of dealing with Web. But they are monsters. They tend to have good offenses and are often nearly helpless against someone who understands their weaknesses. Using Web against the right monster is called good play. PCs have no excuse. They should be able to handle it. [/QUOTE]

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