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<blockquote data-quote="Turtlejay" data-source="post: 5080374" data-attributes="member: 70267">I haven't checked the CB, but the preview wizard at DDXP had a nerfed version of Winged Horde that only targeted one creature.&nbsp; Does that make it easier to not always use that one at-will?&nbsp; Is that what you were referring to?&nbsp;I've seen a few of these in play, and I like Icy Terrain best.&nbsp; My Illlusionist had Grasping Shadows, but I had a tough time finding a good place to drop it.&nbsp; The zone it makes damages allies.&nbsp; OID is great if you have the orb, probably still solid if you don't.&nbsp; If you had a way to make Force Orb hit reliably, it could be my favorite (Elf Wizard, or a magic item that allows rerolls).&nbsp;Without knowing more about your character, I'd go with Icy Terrain.&nbsp; You can throw it out early to break up charging enemies, or use it to aid in an escape.&nbsp; It is nice for dropping in congested areas, or on top of a group of minions.&nbsp;Jay</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turtlejay, post: 5080374, member: 70267"] I haven't checked the CB, but the preview wizard at DDXP had a nerfed version of Winged Horde that only targeted one creature. Does that make it easier to not always use that one at-will? Is that what you were referring to? I've seen a few of these in play, and I like Icy Terrain best. My Illlusionist had Grasping Shadows, but I had a tough time finding a good place to drop it. The zone it makes damages allies. OID is great if you have the orb, probably still solid if you don't. If you had a way to make Force Orb hit reliably, it could be my favorite (Elf Wizard, or a magic item that allows rerolls). Without knowing more about your character, I'd go with Icy Terrain. You can throw it out early to break up charging enemies, or use it to aid in an escape. It is nice for dropping in congested areas, or on top of a group of minions. Jay [/QUOTE]

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