..Sure smells awfully gishy in here (Half-Orc Eldritch Knight)

[Psyren]

Nah, looks like you would need to target the weapon specifically. I thought it would work, too. :l

That rule is for dispelling an actual +X magic sword. Not a sword with a free-standing GMW buff on it. Come on mang, D&D 101.

You mean to say "you put effort and thought in how to prepare for a day, so being more powerful isn't okay."

So because you prepared for something, the GM is forbidden from countering it? Even in a world where enemy spellcasters know that magic buffs exist and can cause them problems if left alone? Where many monsters and nearly every class gets dispel magic as a spell or SLA? Doesn't that strike you as boring?

Honestly, the biggest problem proper Gish have is AC. Armored Mage isn't really a thing in PF. Need to research better options.

Magi can cast in heavy armor just fine.