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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 6753744" data-attributes="member: 2067">All this stuff about Unseen Servant, but do you even mage hand, bro? I ain't sayin' they're the same, but if you want to pick a pocket, open a door, activate a trap, or otherwise manipulate an object at a distance, that cantrip is exceedingly effective. It's true that a wizard can do all that, but wizard could usually replace a sorcerer in 3e, too (though, kind of hilariously, it couldn't in 4e). In 5e, what utility wizards are jealous of is Twin Spell (no wizard can invisible two people at once), and to a lesser degree, Quicken Spell (useful for blowing through multiple prepped spells), Extend Spell (useful for longer transformations), and Subtle Spell (for when you've gotta be sneaky). They're also jealous of a wild mage's advantage mechanic (useful for the skill checks often required by utility spells).Utility sorcerers might get jealous of rituals and spell-swapping. Looks like a fair swap to me!</blockquote>