Ward of Bedazzlement  

is there a lvl cap on what this can mez or just anything that can hit yea?

Just a few points that haven't been made regarding this spell.

First of all, it doesn't proc 100% of the time, or even close to that, so I don't know what definition Sony is using when they say that it procs "often" in the spell's description. I'm guessing it procs about 25% of the time, based on what I've seen in my own use of it. Since mobs at this level tend to quad hit, it's enough to give the typical mob one chance of being mezzed per round of attack on the Enchanter. I'm guessing that Sony decided not to make the proc 100% because that would give a quad-hitting mob 4 chances to be mezzed per round, which would almost guarantee the mezzing of any mezzable mob hitting the Enchanter.

And my thought on that is, "So, what?" Necromancers, Shadowknights, Monks, Bards, Wizards and Druids all have their own "Get out of death free cards," so why can't we? What's wrong with the idea of an incoming train being stopped dead in its tracks when it encounters the Enchanter?

It should be noted that damage shields on the Enchanter will negate the effect. You'll get a message saying that the mob was dazzled by a blinding light, followed by a message that says the mob was awoken by you. If you're using this spell, you should click off the damage shields, otherwise, you'll be contending with the increased aggro caused by a damage shield plus a mezz.

The mezz itself lasts for about four ticks. This is with my Alteration skill as my primary specialization (since this is an Alteration type spell, rather than the Conjuration of single mezzes and the Divination of AoE mezzes) and with the Mesmerization Mastery AA.

Finally, if you're using charmed mobs with this spell, it is useful to have a blur memorized. Otherwise, the mezzed mob will come after you upon being wakened, and probably remezz itself when it hits you, and of course, your charmed mob will immediately break off the attack. The spell is excellent to have while soloing with charmed mobs, since if the charm breaks early, and you get summoned, you can still regain control over the situation as the two mobs beating on you will likely get mezzed by this spell, giving you enough to time to blur and recharm.

This spell is the effect of an Enchanter AA ability. When struck, the Enchanter's buff has a chance of recoiling on the attacker with Bedazzlement Effect, which attempts to mez the attacker. (Is this chance of response 100%?)

To answer the first post, this is here, even though its an AA, because all AA's that use spells are spells. Why it showed up as a level 70 Chanter spell, I'm not sure, guessing its a bug in this site.

I Have no idea, and it is an AA im must say I have to agree with you Chantertime