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

[prabe]

And what weapon was he using? Was the Assassins build ever posted?

And why would the assassin be looking up?

 

[Hohige]

And why would the assassin be looking up?

Kill Wizards.

The Bastion now turns him into a new statue.

 

[prabe]

Longbow obviously. Yes. Mark of Shadow Elf level 20 assassin.

Is this something the DM Fiated for you to be able to Simulacrum, or is this something the DM Fiated for you to have as a party member?

 

[Earth2Carnifex]

Longbow obviously. Yes. Mark of Shadow Elf level 20 assassin.

So this is not a 1x1 PvP fight?

 

[prabe]

Kill Wizards.

That's not a reason. What indicator would there be for the assassin to look up?

 

[Hohige]

So this is not a 1x1 PvP fight?

It's Simulacrum.

Our Galandris' Wizards are using PC simulacrum. The Bastion also can do it.

 

[Hohige]

That's not a reason. What indicator would there be for the assassin to look up?

It's Simulacrum. The bastion order him.

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

OUTCOME OF ROUND 1.

Using Foresight, on initiative count 22, Prabe's wizard teleports up 300 ft and triggers contingency (Greater Invisibility).
On initative count 17, the Assassin attempts to attack the Wizard. Being in the Wizards Sanctum, after detecting magical traps, he strikes a Simulacrum (since the Wizard is on the road, with the Sorcerer, fighting, at a completely different location).
On initiative count 10, the Sorcerer tries to Subtle Dispel the Wizard. However, since Dispel has a range of 120 ft, and the Wizard has moved 300 ft up, the distance between them applying Pythagoras is 323 ft, out of range of Dispel magic.

ROUND 2.

On initative count 22, what do you do, prabe?

 

[prabe]

Also, it's interesting that if someone asks for a serious fight on the road, he says he's attacking the sanctum (which I have no idea how he figures he's finding it).

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

Which magical traps? It was just warded against scrying (whole thing) and against dimensional travel (most). There were no magical traps on the outside for your Assassin to find.

Absence of magical traps doesn't prevent the Assassin from looking from them. I don't know either how he got there, but let's grant him his wish (not capital W wish...)