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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shin Okada" data-source="post: 4982942" data-attributes="member: 1956">Thank you all for giving your opinions.It seems that basically, this issue has been narrowed down to one point.Whether if an attended item is considered to be a part of a character for the purpose of dispelling or not.At this moment, I am leaning toward the latter. But please suggest me if there are more evidences or logic which make this issues clear.And, I have another question,Target Dispel can target a spell.Some spells, like Haste or Mass-XXX spells target multiple creatures/items at once.Can you target that spell and dispel the effects on all the targets of that spell, with only one dispel check?I mean, assume a PC casts Brilliant Aura and made all the melee weapons of the party members into Brilliant Energy weapons. Can an opponent use Greater Dispel Magic and target "Brilliant Aura spell", to remove Brilliant Weapon properties from all the weapons at once?My current campaign hits 18th-level and likely to hit 19th in the next session. As so many PCs and opponents use spells and spell-like abilities, buffing and dispelling are becoming more and more important and complex.</blockquote>