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So let's see. 1. Nothing can pass in or out. Gas vapors on the outside remain out. Gas vapors inside remain in. The vacuum of space (if, indeed, outer space exists and operates according to such principals) is blocked so you won't decompress explosively, but you better have a bottle of air...

There's an old joke. An old man, returning to his old neighborhood after some time away, saw a solemn funeral procession winding its way down the street. He stopped and waved down a friend. "Who died?" he asked. "Baby Face Anglo's girlfriend," his friend responded. "But she was so young...

I don't know what you're talking about. It's perfectly normal to die from lack of air or poison gas.

Likely the designers didn't want a spell that could both trap and suffocate an enemy.

And if he fails and hits the Wall, he could try to dive bomb the ground. If he misses his attack roll, he'll be back in the air.

Do you understand how LA works?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SuILDBy3A8 Dwarf Fortress lied to me...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxou-0qKL0c

Unseen Servant being the low level spell that it is, an item of such would be relatively inexpensive. Perhaps it would be acceptable to have your knight in shining armor blessed with a divine attendant beholden to the holder of a reliquary which is treated in all other respects as an item of...

The Leadership feat does exist for this sort of thing, but obviously the best solution involves a pile of dead bards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoEZoj-HMdE

I would hope he has two feet.

Actually, doesn't the DMG have an example of an incomplete witch class used as an example of how to build your own class? It's referenced here, for example. Basically a sorcerer with a few changes to the spell list.

Warlocks make good witches.

Are you insinuating that he may be a COMMUNIST?

My understanding is that the average age of your gaming group is closer to 40 than 20?

Here's a conjurer wizard at level 10. His spellbook has a lot of options to cover various situations - and I neglected to select Summon Monster spells because I'm more a fan of utility and battlefield control.

This is where we involve physics, and believe me when I say that you do not want to involve physics in D&D.

The lack of any way to calculate damage would imply it's not the explosive kind of bursting.