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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 6440550" data-attributes="member: 2011">My suggestion is to not worry about it.Our DM handed out a magic item at low level that was too powerful for our group. As we gain levels, the item becomes less and less powerful.The same will happen with the wizard and the boots. Eventually, the PCs will run into encounters where that combination does not matter.For example, enemy area effect damaging spells. Or traps that the wizard does not perceive. Walking around invisible, he'll sometimes walk right into a trap. Or creatures with the special senses and the ability to sense him.Also, if the wizard is concentrating on invisibility, he is not getting the advantage of other concentration spells, nor is he able to cast a spell or attack without going visible. Although this really protects a wizard, it also really hampers him as well. What good is a wizard who cannot cast a spell? And if he does it multiple times, he's sucking up second level spell slots.Think of it as a minor bump in the road instead of a problem. It's only a problem in your game if you perceive it to be a problem in your game, so don't perceive it that way.</blockquote>