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<blockquote data-quote="Ondath" data-source="post: 8923347" data-attributes="member: 7031770">So, the idea I have is essentially based on the idea that Teleport automatically succeeds if you have an associated object from the place you want to go to. So a foolproof method would be somehow sending a random item from the party's current location to the wizard, who can then teleport there without failure.However, that requires finding a method to send an associated object to your Wizard first. Now, teleport can also send objects, so perhaps we can use a magic item that allows you to cast teleport. Conch of teleportation is a magic item from Storm King's Thunder, and allows you to use teleport without failure - but only to a specific preset location. So here's the algorithm in my mind:1- The simulacrum possesses a conch of teleportation as well as instructions on how to use the conch if it perishes.2- If the simulacrum is in rough shape, the party finds an object from the area, then sends it to the wizard using the conch.3- Seeing the object, the wizard knows something is up, teleports to the party's location using the associated object (7th level slot used).4- Wizard casts Simulacrum using wish (9th level slot used), the simulacrum has the wizard's full powers minus the 7th and 9th slots.5- Wizard leaves, teleporting with his 8th level slot.If you want to be more efficient with your resources, the wizard could have a Teleport scroll on hand to get back to his base, thus conserving his 8th level slot if he needs to come back again (maybe to join the final fight in the one-shot?).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ondath, post: 8923347, member: 7031770"] So, the idea I have is essentially based on the idea that Teleport automatically succeeds if you have an [B]associated object [/B]from the place you want to go to. So a foolproof method would be somehow sending a random item from the party's current location to the wizard, who can then teleport there without failure. However, that requires finding a method to send an associated object to your Wizard first. Now, teleport can also send objects, so perhaps we can use a magic item that allows you to cast teleport. [B]Conch of teleportation[/B] is a magic item from [I]Storm King's Thunder[/I], and allows you to use teleport without failure - but only to a specific preset location. So here's the algorithm in my mind: 1- The simulacrum possesses a conch of teleportation as well as instructions on how to use the conch if it perishes. 2- If the simulacrum is in rough shape, the party finds an object from the area, then sends it to the wizard using the conch. 3- Seeing the object, the wizard knows something is up, teleports to the party's location using the associated object (7th level slot used). 4- Wizard casts Simulacrum using wish (9th level slot used), the simulacrum has the wizard's full powers minus the 7th and 9th slots. 5- Wizard leaves, teleporting with his 8th level slot. If you want to be more efficient with your resources, the wizard could have a Teleport scroll on hand to get back to his base, thus conserving his 8th level slot if he needs to come back again (maybe to join the final fight in the one-shot?). [/QUOTE]

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