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Originally Posted by The Wyzard
This is obviously contrary to the intent; no one would research or cast such a spell. I suggest that if one were to play in front of a GM who springs this interpretation on the player that they close their folder and walk out of the game immediately.
The sort of people who run games like this just aren't worth the time.
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Well, it's clearly not the intent, is severe (well, it's sort of like a 1-turn useful duration, or requires you to use Flight or Levitation if you want to stay anyplace for more than a turn), and it would make no sense for a wizard not to know that's the situation before committing to studying that spell, so a GM would be at fault for having it be a surprise. And, if you're going to change the way a spell works, just change the way a spell works and let anyone thinking of learning it know, or just say no one knows that spell in your campaign (or it's in a book but almost no one bothers to learn it because of the weird falling effect).