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

[Hohige]

It's clear here, his character was supposed to work in one turn, but failed. His Sorcery Points were exhausted (Sorcery Points, ahahahahahhahahahahahaha, he is a sorcerer) and saw that defeat is imminent.
the DM realizing this, is trying to change the actions declared clearly.
Well, when defeat is imminent, I already expected him to intervene.
Well, The Bastion is without its most powerful strategy which is stealth casting, manipulation, antimagic field, with a DM totally favorable for our Galandris and still needs to be a Sorcerer to have a chance.

Well, Sorcerers are officially the strongest class.

 

[fearsomepirate]

If that's your opinion, you need to recheck the logs. Note that when he posted his second self's action, he thought you were still mounted on the Nightmare, even to the point of mentally commanding you to hit your mount. Once it was clarified that you were no longer mounted, but were, in fact, alone on the ground, he acted accordingly.

What I am concerned with is the wording of the two distant dimension doors -- I'd thought it was the same word, so they should trigger simultaneously. That means the destinations should have been chosen before the Dispelling. I don't know if I misread or misunderstood the situation, though. Maybe @Galandris or @fearsomepirate would be willing to clarify that for me?

Hmm...I looked back at the original declaration, and I think you have a point.

a) Both wizard contingencies trigger at the same time.
b) The sorc's contingency triggers after the Dispel Magic.
c) Therefore, even if the other wizard had DD'd to the ground, no matter where he landed, the Sorc could have DD'd somewhere not within 60' of the Yuan-Ti.
d) In other words, regardless of initial position, the Sorc is able to DD more than 60' away from the other Yuan-Ti.

Therefore, this is my final ruling:

1. The sorc did fail his Crown of Madness save.
2. There is a Yuan-Ti close to the ground, regardless of how far he moved, he is not adjacent to the sorcerer.
3. All mounts are high in the sky, as they do not fit through a Dimension Door.
4. To simply end haggling over distances and how far who moved when, I rule the Yuan-Ti on the ground is 100' away, and the Yuan-Ti who is falling is, as earlier stated, 150' from the ground, and, when he lands, will be 300' away from where the Sorc is now.

The sorcerer may act normally on this turn, though he is charmed by the Yuan-Ti who cast Crown of Madness on him and may not take hostile actions against him. I include in this ordering his Simulacrum to attack this particular Yuan-Ti.

It is now the Sorcerer's turn. bangs gavel

 

[prabe]

It's clear here, his character was supposed to work in one turn, but failed. His Sorcery Points were exhausted (Sorcery Points, ahahahahahhahahahahahaha, he is a sorcerer) and saw that defeat is imminent.
the DM realizing this, is trying to change the actions declared clearly.
Well, when defeat is imminent, I already expected him to intervene.
Well, The Bastion is without its most powerful strategy which is stealth casting, manipulation, antimagic field, with a DM totally favorable for our Galandris and still needs to be a Sorcerer to have a chance.

Well, Sorcerers are officially the strongest class.

Um, defeat was never eminent, and while I expected different tactics from the wizard, I don't think things look super great for the sorcerer.

I believe the "Unbeatable Bastion" is about to lose.

Again.

 

[Hohige]

Hmm...I looked back at the original declaration, and I think you have a point.

a) Both wizard contingencies trigger at the same time.
b) The sorc's contingency triggers after the Dispel Magic.
c) Therefore, even if the other wizard had DD'd to the ground, no matter where he landed, the Sorc could have DD'd somewhere not within 60' of the Yuan-Ti.
d) In other words, regardless of initial position, the Sorc is able to DD more than 60' away from the other Yuan-Ti.

Therefore, this is my final ruling:

1. The sorc did fail his Crown of Madness save.
2. There is a Yuan-Ti close to the ground, regardless of how far he moved, he is not adjacent to the sorcerer.
3. All mounts are high in the sky, as they do not fit through a Dimension Door.
4. To simply end haggling over distances and how far who moved when, I rule the Yuan-Ti on the ground is 100' away, and the Yuan-Ti who is falling is, as earlier stated, 150' from the ground, and, when he lands, will be 300' away from where the Sorc is now.

The sorcerer may act normally on this turn, though he is charmed by the Yuan-Ti who cast Crown of Madness on him and may not take hostile actions against him. I include in this ordering his Simulacrum to attack this particular Yuan-Ti.

Its clear that he used Distant apell.
My turn?
Is Yuan-ti in my melee range?

 

[fearsomepirate]

Its clear that he used Distant apell.
My turn?
Is Yuan-ti in my melee range?

It is your turn. The Yuan-Ti is 100' away from you. You are 312' closer to your Sim. You can act normally, but you may not take any hostile action against the Yuan-Ti who charmed you.

 

[Hohige]

It is your turn. The Yuan-Ti is 100' away from you. You are 312' closer to your Sim. You can act normally, but you may not take any hostile action against the Yuan-Ti who charmed you.

The Simulacrum casts Distant Empowered Horrid Wilding on the Yuan-ti and and Pegasus.
Concentration check and damage.
He's with Trance of Order.
After casting it, The Nightmare enter on Ethereal plane.

 

[fearsomepirate]

And in case anyone asks, yes, I have always ruled that ordering a summon to harm somebody counts as "targeting the charmer with harmful abilities or magical effects," and this has been true for years before I posted in this thread.

 

[fearsomepirate]

The Simulacrum casts Distant Empowered Horrid Wilding on the Yuan-ti and and Pegasus.
Concentration check and damage.
After casting it, The Nightmare enter on Ethereal plane.

You are charmed, so you can't order a summon (in this case your Sim) to target that particular Yuan-Ti. You can possibly order it to target the other Yuan-Ti and either Pegasus.

Note that the Pegasi are flying in the air, and are riderless.

 

[Hohige]

And in case anyone asks, yes, I have always ruled that ordering a summon to harm somebody counts as "targeting the charmer with harmful abilities or magical effects," and this has been true for years before I posted in this thread.

what?? No, its a different creature that isn't charmed.
wtf

 

[Hohige]

You are charmed, so you can't order a summon (in this case your Sim) to target that particular Yuan-Ti. You can possibly order it to target the other Yuan-Ti and either Pegasus.

Note that the Pegasi are flying in the air, and are riderless.

What?? ahahahahahahhahahahahahaha

• A charmed creature can’t Attack the charmer or target the charmer with harmful Abilities or magical Effects.

It isn't RAW and the bastion isn't giving order every turn. The command is already given.