Newbie 3.5e magic question

[Foreign]

What's the formula for dispelling level 4 polymorph spell and level 9 true polymorph?

In other words, I cast polymorph on myself, what's the formula to determine whether I get dispelled when someone casts dispel magic?

I played pathfinder kingmaker and my dragonkind spell got dispelled within a round so I'm womdering if I should ever considers using polymorph against a caster.

[dradams]

Is there a separate rule set for 3.5e that is different from pathfinder? If not, read about all related spells in d20pfsrd.com, esp polymorph and baleful polymorph spells. Dispel magic is there as well with mechanic for rolling. I only know the PnP 3.5 rules, where there is polymorph other.

[Foreign]

Is there a separate rule set for 3.5e that is different from pathfinder? If not, read about all related spells in d20pfsrd.com, esp polymorph and baleful polymorph spells. Dispel magic is there as well with mechanic for rolling. I only know the PnP 3.5 rules, where there is polymorph other.

Spell resistance shows as different on d20pfsrd.com compared to the 3.5e on https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/polymorph.htm

[dradams]

Spell resistance is separate mechanic than dispeling. They differ between Pathfinder 1e and 3.5e rulebooks but think that the Fansty Grounds ruleset is the same and matches Pathfinder. I don't think I understand your question exactly, but baleful polymorph (the kind you can use against an unwilling opponent) is a fine choice for attacking a spell caster--unless they have innate shapechanging ability for some reason.

[Foreign]

Spell resistance is separate mechanic than dispeling. They differ between Pathfinder 1e and 3.5e rulebooks but think that the Fansty Grounds ruleset is the same and matches Pathfinder. I don't think I understand your question exactly, but baleful polymorph (the kind you can use against an unwilling opponent) is a fine choice for attacking a spell caster--unless they have innate shapechanging ability for some reason.

I'll reitarate, I mean the classic polymorph casted on a willing target. So if I turned myself into a dragon, what's the formula to determine whether I get dispelled and returned to my primal form?

[Kelrugem]

I'll reitarate, I mean the classic polymorph casted on a willing target. So if I turned myself into a dragon, what's the formula to determine whether I get dispelled and returned to my primal form?

Depends on how they dispel that magic The "formulas" for that are written in the dispel's description.

If they cast dispel magic, then see here for example: https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/dispelMagic.htm (under "targeted dispel"; this description is also in FG, after you loaded the 3.5e module )

[Kelrugem]

[...] but think that the Fansty Grounds ruleset is the same and matches Pathfinder.

The way how FG handles SR in the 3.5e ruleset is as it should be in 3.5e; so there should be no problem, I think

[Foreign]

Depends on how they dispel that magic The "formulas" for that are written in the dispel's description.

If they cast dispel magic, then see here for example: https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/dispelMagic.htm (under "targeted dispel"; this description is also in FG, after you loaded the 3.5e module )

Is there anything I can do to make my spells harder to dispel, like having high charisma as sorcerer? Are there any feats or the like that make dispelling harder?

[Kelrugem]

Is there anything I can do to make my spells harder to dispel, like having high charisma as sorcerer? Are there any feats or the like that make dispelling harder?

Hm, the obvious one is your caster level, so simply leveling

There might be feats etc., too, but I am not a player usually, so I have no idea You might need to google that, there are usually many threads about such things somewhere