D&D 5E 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part XIV: Wizard)

[doctorbadwolf]

Abjuration 26
Bladesinging 20
Conjuration 24
Divination 25
Enchantment 21
Necromancy 2
Transmutation 27
War Magic 18

 

[RoughCoronet0]

Abjuration 26-2=24
Bladesinging 20+1=22
Conjuration 24
Divination 25
Enchantment 21
Necromancy 2
Transmutation 27
War Magic 18

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Bit of a pileup just now, and an accidental double-upvote. (Abjuration isn't wrong, just making sure folks know what's up.) Corrected numbers as follows:

Abjuration 24
Bladesinging 21
Conjuration 24
Divination 26
Enchantment 21
Necromancy 0
Transmutation 27
War Magic 18

 

[Maxperson]

Abjuration 24
Bladesinging 22
Conjuration 24
Divination 26
Enchantment 21
Transmutation 27
War Magic 16

 

[Tonguez]

Abjuration 25 - counterspell everything
Bladesinging 22
Conjuration 24
Divination 26
Enchantment 21
Transmutation 25
War Magic 16

Scribe was the generalist until it was slain

 

[Maxperson]

Scribe was the generalist until it was slain

Getting rid of oppositional schools makes every wizard a "generalist" that specializes in something. Specializing in funky book magic and ability to use every school really isn't much different than the ability to use every school and specialize in divination.

 

[Flights of Fancy]

Abjuration 26
Bladesinging 20
Conjuration 24
Divination 26
Enchantment 21
Transmutation 25
War Magic 16

 

[DND_Reborn]

Getting rid of oppositional schools makes every wizard a "generalist" that specializes in something. Specializing in funky book magic and ability to use every school really isn't much different than the ability to use every school and specialize in divination.

Agreed. Scribes isn't a generalist wizard either IMO. It is a sad attempt if that was its goal.

 

[RuinousPowers]

Abjuration 26
Bladesinging 20
Conjuration 22
Divination 26
Enchantment 21
Transmutation 25
War Magic 17

 

[Aldarc]

Agreed. Scribes isn't a generalist wizard either IMO. It is a sad attempt if that was its goal.

I don't know. When 5e wizards aren't asked to give anything up to be a "specialist wizard" - e.g., spells of other traditions, etc. - are there wizards that aren't generalist wizards?