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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8011565" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Sorry, I was doing the math without a long rest to get your slots back.Interesting. I was also just using Simulacrum, but the Wish method would work instantly for the most part if you don't mind the simulacrums all missing an additional 7th level slot (you don't need the long rest).No, you're correct. I was just looking under the Flexible Casting feature, but the cap is mentioned under Sorcery Points. The maximum number of Sorcery Points would be determined by your Sorcerer level. So, you would need at least 9 levels of Sorcerer, not leaving you enough levels of Wizard to actually learn simulacrum.And sense you can't Twin Simulacrum on yourself, that would limit a Sorcerer to a single Simulacrum, while a Wizard could have and army of them via the Wish mechanic.... talk about truly broken! In any epic game where a Diviner Wizard selects High Magic, it is basically over no matter what because you have 2 9th-level slots (you use one slot to create a simulacrum, it still has one slot and uses it to Wish a simulacrum of you, that simulacrum still has one slot, ad naseum...)Yeah, Simulacrum needs some heavy errata.</blockquote>