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<blockquote data-quote="N'raac" data-source="post: 5801439" data-attributes="member: 6681948">As others have commented, get the actual character sheet and review it in detail.&nbsp; Seems like he's s[pent a lot of resources, monetary and feat based, to get this level of ability.&nbsp; To add to what others have noted, I would make him provide his list of spells memorized.&nbsp; Seems he always has just the right spell to deal with the encounter, even if they are quite situational.To the breastplate, I'd only buy the &quot;enough to break the straps&quot; argument if that's the path of least resistance.&nbsp; If an opponent grabs the character's breastplate and pulls, the wearer will move forward before the straps snap.&nbsp; It should be no different for magical force.&nbsp; If the group insists on this approach, an Ogre with Improved Grapple should have no problem ripping the armor off the PC's either.You didn't lie to him by not indicating, due to the low magic nature of the world, all arcane spell failure chances are tripled, before any reductions for feats or materials, did you?&quot;Beyond the door, a crystalline gem hovers, glowing, in mid air&quot;.Some PC will investigate.&quot;You take 70 hp from the 200' fall.&quot;&quot;What fall?&quot;&quot;I didn't lie - I didn't say there was a floor in the room&quot;.Simple answer:&nbsp; &quot;I didn't lie&quot; doesn't mean the character is allowed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N'raac, post: 5801439, member: 6681948"] As others have commented, get the actual character sheet and review it in detail. Seems like he's s[pent a lot of resources, monetary and feat based, to get this level of ability. To add to what others have noted, I would make him provide his list of spells memorized. Seems he always has just the right spell to deal with the encounter, even if they are quite situational. To the breastplate, I'd only buy the "enough to break the straps" argument if that's the path of least resistance. If an opponent grabs the character's breastplate and pulls, the wearer will move forward before the straps snap. It should be no different for magical force. If the group insists on this approach, an Ogre with Improved Grapple should have no problem ripping the armor off the PC's either. You didn't lie to him by not indicating, due to the low magic nature of the world, all arcane spell failure chances are tripled, before any reductions for feats or materials, did you? "Beyond the door, a crystalline gem hovers, glowing, in mid air". Some PC will investigate. "You take 70 hp from the 200' fall." "What fall?" "I didn't lie - I didn't say there was a floor in the room". Simple answer: "I didn't lie" doesn't mean the character is allowed. [/QUOTE]

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