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<blockquote data-quote="Ancoulainn" data-source="post: 9866506" data-attributes="member: 7056539">Yeah, you can cast Foresight and then CME at level 8, assuming that your rested before the encounter which I generally wouldn't count on. But I would not recommend playing around CME. At those higher levels, you deal with monsters with auras, high AC, and hard hitting abilities. The further away from them you are, the better. From my experience, Wizards, including Bladesingers with War Caster and Resilient, that get too close too often cost the party too many diamonds. 5e is generally very easy and not as deadly as previous editions, but our group's mantra is generally &quot;If there's no risk that the party could lose combat, then why have combat?&quot;, so our encounters are always in the deadly category and still, with clever cooperation and sound strategy, these encounters are still quite easy and characters only die if they do something really stupid. Cheers!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ancoulainn, post: 9866506, member: 7056539"] Yeah, you can cast Foresight and then CME at level 8, assuming that your rested before the encounter which I generally wouldn't count on. But I would not recommend playing around CME. At those higher levels, you deal with monsters with auras, high AC, and hard hitting abilities. The further away from them you are, the better. From my experience, Wizards, including Bladesingers with War Caster and Resilient, that get too close too often cost the party too many diamonds. 5e is generally very easy and not as deadly as previous editions, but our group's mantra is generally "If there's no risk that the party could lose combat, then why have combat?", so our encounters are always in the deadly category and still, with clever cooperation and sound strategy, these encounters are still quite easy and characters only die if they do something really stupid. Cheers! [/QUOTE]

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