D&D 5E 20th level Sorcerer vs the world

[Nitrosaur]

Wizards are just a fat guy with 8 cha. Nobody cares.

The dragons don't care about the punny sorcerer with 10 Str either, they would just eat him and destroy everything he ever accomplished. Not much honestly, but better than having an Overlord running around.

 

[Hohige]

The dragons don't care about the punny sorcerer with 10 Str either, they would just eat him and destroy everything he ever accomplished. Not much honestly, but better than having an Overlord running around.

Yes, dragons don't care, so The Wizards are dead.

 

[Hohige]

You're forgetting the one that rendered the sorcerer even more feeble-minded. An easy mistake to make, I suppose.

The only thing I saw was a total failure in countless ways and the Wizard totally dead without roll iniative . Haahaha

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

"Traxigor is a 17th level Wizard polymorphed into an otter."

I strongly disagree

Really? On what ground? I am basically just stating a fact straight from the book.

"Plus, such a transformation wouldn't be very useful since Polymorph states that "and it can't speak, cast spells" so... no you can't."
I strongly disagree,

The creature is limited in the Actions it can perform by the Nature of its new form, and it can't speak, cast Spells, or take any other action that requires hands or Speech.

Traxigor can use hands and speech to cast spells. So, casting is avaiable for this new form.

Traxigor is AN OTTER. He no longer has hands. You really didn't pay attention to the campaign where you could meet him, did you?

Yes, It will.
Remove his LR with spells that require saving throw, It doen't need be Planar Binding.
After removing his LR, Bind it.

And what makes you think it will waste LR on non-threatening spells? Are you using "DM pwease, have him waste LR on low-level spells that can't possibly harm him significantly so he'll fail when I cast Planar Binding? And please roll a 1 on his save because I need him to fail the first time..."

 

[Hohige]

Really? On what ground? I am basically just stating a fact straight from the book.



Traxigor is AN OTTER. He no longer has hands. You really didn't pay attention to the campaign where you could meet him, did you?

Traxigor, the Wizard.
It casts spells.
Sorry, I disagree.


Stone Chickens, Otter is always fun to see the Wizard humiliation.

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

The only thing I saw was a total failure in countless ways and the Wizard totally dead without roll iniative . Haahaha

That's akin to Prince Harry claiming to be the Governor General in California because all he saw was that, obviously, England crushed that puny unrest in 1776.

 

[prabe]

The only thing I saw was a total failure in countless ways and the Wizard totally dead without roll iniative . Haahaha

Ah, yes, because you understand neither the letter nor the spirit of the rules of the game you're claiming to play.

I keep forgetting that.

 

[prabe]

That's akin to Prince Harry claiming to be the Governor General in California because all he saw was that, obviously, England crushed that puny unrest in 1776.

He definitely lives a life unattached to consensus reality, doesn't he?

 

[Hohige]

Ah, yes, because you understand neither the letter nor the spirit of the rules of the game you're claiming to play.

I keep forgetting that.

Your character has failed in countless ways and Feeblemind doesn't even work, since Simulacrum's Greater Restoration dispell that I don't need to repeat everything again. Haha
. But, Not even initiative you rolled, because you aren't involved in combat. HAhaha, a sad death.

 

[Nitrosaur]

Yes, dragons don't care, so The Wizards are dead.

The sorcerer, dude, or do we need to call him by his full title for you to recognize it?

Anyway, I don't even know why I bother with this when all you ever do is cover your ears and scream whenever things don't go your way, I have better things to do than to play your game. Like watching grass grow or paint dry.