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<blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 5399159" data-attributes="member: 7737">No way, man. This was the last straw. After, like, nine years of reading this story, I'm turning my back on it because of one DM decision that I don't completely agree with.(Uh, yeah. Joking.)Re: disjunction, for a less scorched earth approach, but unfortunately one that is equally annoying to track the results of, I am fond of using area dispel magic to strip people's buffs. Or even better, a strategically placed [spoiler]Otiluke's dispelling screen (I think that's the name -- in the 3e Spell Compendium -- basically a wall of dispel magic) over the entrance the PCs are most likely to use. And you'd think my players/PCs would have learned not to charge in blindly after the third time it happened, but no... *shakes head sadly*[/spoiler]I spoilered that so Sagiro won't look at it and get any evil ideas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joshua Randall, post: 5399159, member: 7737"] No way, man. This was the last straw. After, like, nine years of reading this story, I'm turning my back on it because of one DM decision that I don't completely agree with. (Uh, yeah. Joking.) Re: [I]disjunction[/I], for a less scorched earth approach, but unfortunately one that is equally annoying to track the results of, I am fond of using area [I]dispel magic[/I] to strip people's buffs. Or even better, a strategically placed [spoiler][I]Otiluke's dispelling screen[/I] (I think that's the name -- in the 3e Spell Compendium -- basically a [I]wall of dispel magic[/I]) over the entrance the PCs are most likely to use. And you'd think my players/PCs would have learned not to charge in blindly after the third time it happened, but no... *shakes head sadly*[/spoiler] I spoilered that so Sagiro won't look at it and get any evil ideas. [/QUOTE]

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