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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8018351" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Ok let me tell you how any fights against diviner starts. Let's assume no spells from other classes and only one spell precast.Players rolls for initiative. Diviner can use portent if necessary. Any roll higher than a 15 (by the enemy) would justify its use. The high roll of portent is used.Starting distance of any class, 30 feet. The diviner disappear. A caster will try counter spell, but no spell were cast. As a result, the spell fails, reaction is used up. Almost immediately, meteor swarm falls from the sky if against a normally weak saved dex type character. The save will be failed if portent was not used. Against target such as a monk or rogue, the fight will linger a bit, but we all know that a flying caster is pretty much untouchable. Improved invisibility could also be used. At one arrow per round, well, you understand.Feeblemind could also be used against a caster, especially if portent is still available.For those who wonder how is it possible to disapear without using your action, read the PHB. The solution is right there.Edit:&quot; Clarified a sentence about the usage of portent in the initiative).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8018351, member: 6855114"] Ok let me tell you how any fights against diviner starts. Let's assume no spells from other classes and only one spell precast. Players rolls for initiative. Diviner can use portent if necessary. Any roll higher than a 15 (by the enemy) would justify its use. The high roll of portent is used. Starting distance of any class, 30 feet. The diviner disappear. A caster will try counter spell, but no spell were cast. As a result, the spell fails, reaction is used up. Almost immediately, meteor swarm falls from the sky if against a normally weak saved dex type character. The save will be failed if portent was not used. Against target such as a monk or rogue, the fight will linger a bit, but we all know that a flying caster is pretty much untouchable. Improved invisibility could also be used. At one arrow per round, well, you understand. Feeblemind could also be used against a caster, especially if portent is still available. For those who wonder how is it possible to disapear without using your action, read the PHB. The solution is right there. Edit:" Clarified a sentence about the usage of portent in the initiative). [/QUOTE]

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