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So, my Wizard has just gained access to the spell Hungry Pit - it's great. I cast it under a golem last meeting, and it rolled a 20 on its reflex save to pass. My DM ruled that as he passed, he would be shunted to the edge of the pit. It doesn't make a lot of sense if he passes the save, and ends up standing on thin air (unless you take it that he is hanging onto the edge of the pit, which opens up a whole different can of worms).
So first question, does anyone else employ this rule for pit spells and similar situations?
Second question, Assuming that the above situation is logical and we'll go ahead and use it, what happens if I were to encase the golem in a Wall of Force, and then cast hungry pit below it? Would the golem simply be unable to save, since he has nowhere to escape to?
Third question, could I even cast Hungry Pit 'through' the Wall of Force? Would I need to fly above it (assuming I made the wall a doughnut shape)to cast it on the encased area?
Fourth question, if I were to Intensify a Hungry Pit as per the epic feat (maximised and doubled) what would this do to the damage? My DM has suggested that the 10d6 falling damage would not be maximised and doubled. Do you agree? Would the rest of the ongoing 4d6 damage/round be maximised and doubled? (Halved on a successful save)
Fifth Question, if one were to plonk a wall of stone (or similar effect) flat on top of the pit, would the creatures within be unable to escape without first breaking through the wall?