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<blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8011326" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Based on post in other threads, Simulacrums would have to be a hard &quot;no&quot;. Otherwise, Wizards would be unbeatable, and Sorcerers second.If you were talking about 20th level PCs in most games worlds, yes, a Wizard will have up to 4 simulacrums (the maximum) and a Sorcerer 2 (his maximum). A MC Sorcerer/Wizard could have a lot more (like 30!).Familiars are not you. So, no unless you had to use an action to summon it from a pocket dimension or something? A Paladin's steed is also not &quot;you&quot;. It's open to debate, but my inclinations are no in general.Anything that requires an action I don't think should be started with. Otherwise features that allow flight would allow the character to already be aloft. That's my view anyway.No contingency for similar reasons.Currently you are allows two uncommon magic items, one rare items from the OP IIRC. So pick a potion if you want to.Feats are already allowed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DND_Reborn, post: 8011326, member: 6987520"] Based on post in other threads, Simulacrums would have to be a hard "no". Otherwise, Wizards would be unbeatable, and Sorcerers second. If you were talking about 20th level PCs in most games worlds, yes, a Wizard will have up to 4 simulacrums (the maximum) and a Sorcerer 2 (his maximum). A MC Sorcerer/Wizard could have a lot more (like 30!). Familiars are not [I]you[/I]. So, no unless you had to use an action to summon it from a pocket dimension or something? A Paladin's steed is also not "you". It's open to debate, but my inclinations are no in general. Anything that requires an action I don't think should be started with. Otherwise features that allow flight would allow the character to already be aloft. That's my view anyway. No contingency for similar reasons. Currently you are allows two uncommon magic items, one rare items from the OP IIRC. So pick a potion if you want to. Feats are already allowed. [/QUOTE]

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