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<blockquote data-quote="isoChron" data-source="post: 1164137" data-attributes="member: 5927">Well, with the hemispherical version it was a common tactic to trap the worst monster under the wall of force (no safe !!!) and set the dome under fire through a small slit just above the ground. (Or fill with gases or acid fog..... you got the idea).This was truly broken in respect to the higher level spell force cage. No one ever casted force cage if the cheaper wall of force could do the same.Wall of Force is good enough as is ! Try casting it in front of an ancient diving dragon ! He will crush into the wall, and drop to the ground because he can't see the wall and even if he can't evade it because of his bad maneuverability.That's a hard punch for a diving dragon.&nbsp;I'm really glad that the hemisperical and sperical version doesn't exist anymore.&nbsp;As Ravenard pointed out the size of the vertical wall is very variable.BYE</blockquote>

[QUOTE="isoChron, post: 1164137, member: 5927"] Well, with the hemispherical version it was a common tactic to trap the worst monster under the wall of force (no safe !!!) and set the dome under fire through a small slit just above the ground. (Or fill with gases or acid fog..... you got the idea). This was truly broken in respect to the higher level spell force cage. No one ever casted force cage if the cheaper wall of force could do the same. Wall of Force is good enough as is ! Try casting it in front of an ancient diving dragon ! He will crush into the wall, and drop to the ground because he can't see the wall and even if he can't evade it because of his bad maneuverability. That's a hard punch for a diving dragon. I'm really glad that the hemisperical and sperical version doesn't exist anymore. As Ravenard pointed out the size of the vertical wall is very variable. BYE [/QUOTE]

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