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I have several questions about Prismatic Sphere/Wall.

1. Is the wall a solid object? As in, if you run into it, and somehow successfully save against all the effects, do you end up on the other side, or are you still on the same side of the wall you started your turn on?

2. If the wall is a nonsolid object, what happens if you end your turn inside one, or between it? Are you affected by it on the next round, or only if your move out of it?

3. What happens when a creature with reach tries to attack through the wall? does it need to make 8 saves every time it's claws reach through the wall?

4. What happens with a creature with spell resistance tries to attack through a wall? If the caster fails their caster level check against the creature's spell resistance, is the creature no longer affected by that layer of the wall, or does the caster need to still roll caster level checks for that layer the next time the creature tries to attack through the barrier?

I was first going to talk about how Sepulchure would be much more powerful than the details you gave out, and then I read "inspired by Sepulchure."

I think the actual Sepulchure could be defeated in Pathfinder only if they:

A. Disjoin his armour and sword. Even then, you'd still be fighting the guy who may or may not have been the 300th Elite Knight of Alteon, and you'd have to contend with the Undead that may no longer be under his control. Disjoined, I would have Sepulchure as an Middle-aged Human Fighter 20. It would be a very interesting fight, with players having to fight hundreds of undead on one side, and a very angry old man on the other.

B. Have similar artifact-level equipment. This guy fought dragon Drakath on foot, while the Hero was riding the dragon destined to destroy a planet.

Thank you!

I seem to recall reading in one of the APs that there was an Inevitable in stasis that when awakened, would try to kill all the descendants of a dark sorcerer.

I can't remember which book that was in. Could someone help me?