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

[Hohige]

I understand the rules here better than you seem to.

The Pass Without Trace spell went away, and without that bonus to your Stealth check, the Rog/Rgr was able to see you with his Passive Perception (which is like 30, and since you chose not to roll again, I went with something like the average, as opposed to something near the max).

The rest of the combat proceeded as it likely would, with those PCs.

That was seriously nothing they haven't done. The only one I can't really predict his actions is the bard, who's just a bit of a chaos vector (but effective and a bunch of fun to have in the party).

Wrong again, if you fail once your passive perception, the creature is hidden for you.
Once.
You can't roll again.

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

It's the Bastion level 14.
Already wreack havoc.

Still no race, no proficiency... At least we can update the default with a level, so that's:

Name: the Bastion (apparently)
Class: Sorcerer (Clockwork Soul)
Race:
Background:
Level: 14

Stats
STR 0 CON 0 DEX 0 WIS 0 INT 0 CHA 0
HP : 14
Feats: none
Saving Throws: -5 to all.
Skill proficiencies:

Cantrips known: none
Known Spell list: none

[You don't fill all the allowed spells, it's perfectly fine if you mention less, but you can't cast spells that aren't mentionned in the build]

On the morning on each day, I cast X, Y and Z spell.
When I am going to hunt a PC, I do Z doing the preparation (including acquiring costly material components, for example). If you need several days of preparation, that's fine, provided you mention it.

 

[prabe]

It's the Bastion level 14.
Already wreack havoc.

You said he could take a party of 6 14th-level characters.

As it played out, he probably wouldn't get a second turn.

That went even less well than when you tried to ambush the diviner and ended up drooling in a puddle of your own excrement.

You're persistent, I'll give you that.

 

[Zio_the_dark]

Again. I dislike to player High level, my Sorcerer became nearly unbeatiable.
I prefer play low levels.

No one is unbeatable. A DM has unlimited resources if he wants to TPK a party it will do so. But again what's the point?

 

[Hohige]

You said he could take a party of 6 14th-level characters.

As it played out, he probably wouldn't get a second turn.

That went even less well than when you tried to ambush the diviner and ended up drooling in a puddle of your own excrement.

You're persistent, I'll give you that.

I'm not persistent, you don't know how rules works. That's.
They can't attack an imperceptible creature. It's clear as water.

 

[prabe]

Wrong again, if you fail once your passive perception, the creature is hidden for you.
Once.
You can't roll again.

Passive Perception isn't rolled.

Passive Perception sets the DC for a Stealth check.

The Pass Without Trace dropped, the Stealth Check went down by 10, and the Rog/Rgr noticed you without needing to roll.

It's exactly the way I'd do it to them, if the tables were reversed.

 

[prabe]

I'm not persistent, you don't know how rules works. That's.
They can't attack an imperceptible creature. It's clear as water.

You weren't imperceptible anymore. Then your cover got nuked. Then you were killed.

It's clear as water.

 

[Hohige]

No one is unbeatiable. A DM has unlimited resources if he wants to TPK a party it will do so. But again what's the point?

I said that the CW defeats his group at level 14. Not that he wants to do that. He is satisfied only with the dead Wizard

 

[Shadowedeyes]

No DM would allow someone to cast Pass Without Trace, roll Stealth, then drop the spell and maintain that same check.

 

[Zio_the_dark]

I said that the CW defeats his group at level 14. Not that he wants to do that. He is satisfied only with the dead Wizard

You don't even know his group man. And 6 actions vs your 1 good luck with that but I don't want to break your dream really. In my dreams i've beaten Tyson you know...