Dispelling Strike feat question.

[Kiniticyst]

The feat dispelling strike: http://www.aonsrd.com/FeatDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Dispelling%20Strike

Allows you to cast dispel magic on an adjacent target, does this mean that it's impossible to use on enemies since casting a spell provokes, and can only be used on allies?

[Garretmander]

As written, yes. As intended, using the dispelling strike feat to cast dispel magic is probably meant to not provoke attacks of opportunity.

[Xenocrat]

Kiniticyst wrote:

The feat dispelling strike: http://www.aonsrd.com/FeatDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Dispelling%20Strike

Allows you to cast dispel magic on an adjacent target, does this mean that it's impossible to use on enemies since casting a spell provokes, and can only be used on allies?

That doesn't make it impossible to use, just risky to use if they haven't already used their reaction for the turn.

[Kiniticyst]

Xenocrat wrote:

That doesn't make it impossible to use, just risky to use if they haven't already used their reaction for the turn.

That's a good point, I have pretty great move speed so I can move around them and take the attack of opportunity on myself before trying it.