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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9565477" data-attributes="member: 29398">In this case I'd say that if you cast it on a flying opponent the opponent itself would act as its own anchor point(s) and thus get gummed up for the full duration, but could (if not using wings to fly) still fly away.&nbsp; If-when it landed with the web still in effect, it'd become stuck to the ground at that point.That said, I've personally always had it that you need at least two fixed anchor points (can be as simple as a pole and the ground) for the webs to form; meaning that casting it in mid-air or on a flat open surface will produce nothing of any use.&nbsp; A single pole plus the ground would give a wigwam-shaped web to the height of the pole only.&nbsp; It's a spell best cast in tight-ish underground areas or in a forest where there's lots of anchor points.It's never come up in my life but I'm thinking of it now anyway: what happens if web is cast on or under water?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 9565477, member: 29398"] In this case I'd say that if you cast it on a flying opponent the opponent itself would act as its own anchor point(s) and thus get gummed up for the full duration, but could (if not using wings to fly) still fly away. If-when it landed with the web still in effect, it'd become stuck to the ground at that point. That said, I've personally always had it that you need at least two fixed anchor points (can be as simple as a pole and the ground) for the webs to form; meaning that casting it in mid-air or on a flat open surface will produce nothing of any use. A single pole plus the ground would give a wigwam-shaped web to the height of the pole only. It's a spell best cast in tight-ish underground areas or in a forest where there's lots of anchor points. It's never come up in my life but I'm thinking of it now anyway: what happens if web is cast on or under water? [/QUOTE]

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