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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gaiden" data-source="post: 2255974" data-attributes="member: 103">How are they moving into the square of the wizard without grappling?  IIRC, unless the wizard is two size categories larger, than the opponent, the opponent cannot occupy the same space.  Grappling is a fine option but for the fact that a simple Grease spell is going to make it difficult for most grapplers (excluding monks) to be effective - and if they fail at their grapple attempt, they are back in the 5' square they moved from - hence no magical equipment.  We can ignore the AM-F for the grapple attempt - sure.  However, the wizard can fairly easily avoid it if he is specifically planning against it.Gust of WindNo Tunnel is necessary - just move yourself into position so that your own square is in the area of effect.Not sure what you are talking about.  You don't need to cast outside your own square in any of these cases.  Move to the roof so that the area you want to affect is in your own square.  Alternatively, shape the top of the AM-F so that unless your opponent knows to be flying and to be directly above you, they are still hosed.Why are you disallowing quickened dispel magic?  Your opponent grapples you and then while grappling you cast it.  That is why I said stilled or quickened - so that you could cast in the grapple.If you want to use the grapple tactic, all you really need is polymorph, divine might (from limited wish), bull's strength, and enlarge person to pretty much guarantee grapple checks regardless of whether your opponent gets his magic or not.  However, as I have already indicated, the grapple tactic is not the first tactic I would use.Talking about RAW, not house rules here.</blockquote>

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