As simple as it is - it does not work.
Since Spell Immunity: Evard's Black Tentacles property seems to be working as it should, can this be looked into as well?
Honestly, all conjuration spells save for summoning seem to be broken. The spells themselves. Including grease, web, cloud of bewilderment. It simply counts as a fireball. It only affects the creatures initially hit by the spell. Not each round there after. Really reducing conjuration to 'just a summoner'.
Perhaps these bugs are linked?
That is due to the OnHeartBeat script which was never fixed, Irregular.
All cloud spells, grease, web, even the 'gas grenades'.
That makes you wonder about this amazing level 6 conjuration spell - acid fog. 4d6 damage per round. Mmm. Mix it with web, as a conjurer. Eat popcorn-- Wait, why did it only hit the target once?
Are you sure it is the Web spell you're talking about? Because Spell Immunity: Web will not protect against a spider's bolt attack, nor does it guard against the web traps. It only makes you immune to the web effect when it is cast by a wizard or a sorcerer.
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I was asking the OP!