Protection From Targeted Dispell

[Nail]

Balance implies that things don't always go your way. The DM's probably just maintaining balance.

 

[Kolvin]

You want the DM to stop removing your buffs...stop buffing.

Technically since no one can actually tell if you're buffed unless they have Arcane Sight there's no reason for them to lay 6 targeted Dispels but heck if your DM is doing it just switch your spell list to a more offensive list and Flame Strike your way to fun.

 

[moritheil]

Technically since no one can actually tell if you're buffed unless they have Arcane Sight there's no reason for them to lay 6 targeted Dispels

It has to be pointed out that an enemy cleric with a properly worded divination knows all he/she needs to know with regard to these sorts of things - unless your party is paranoid.

 

[Kolvin]

That level of preparation is certainly not habitual, and if it is, your party might want to revise their tactics instead of taking so much prep time.

 

[moritheil]

My aim here is just to point out that the DM can easily excuse such knowledge on the part of NPCs. I still think the OP is best off talking to the DM and telling him that his dispels are excessive and make things frustrating (assuming that's what's going on.)

 

[Corsair]

Or play a fighter/barbarian/paladin.


If you're a cleric relying on buffs to pretend to be a real warrior, you have to accept that this will happen, especially at higher levels.