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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ancoulainn" data-source="post: 9869450" data-attributes="member: 7056539">That's not an argument. Is has been a staple for Wizard optimizers for over a decade. It's in practically every guide. And Druids can do similar stuff with Awaken. It's ok if you haven't heard of it, even though I can't fathom how, but it's never to late to learn that this is pretty standard for optimizers.It's first and foremost about reading comprehension. Willing is defined as the urging aligning with the creatures desires. The creatures desire is to carry out the task given by Suggestion. Arguing with memory, bypassing will, overriding thinking, and all that other jazz is just bending over backwards.If the DM has a Wizard who has Planar Binding and doesn't know what he can do with it, then they shouldn't be a DM and instead read the books and learn first. As they say, lack of preparation on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.Hence session 0.Yes!Again, it's the default RAW. It's the DM's job to know what's going on. If he's not used to playing with optimizers, then he should either stick with what he knows or read up. He can state "no optimizers". That's perfectly ok. But if he doesn't and then gives pushback because he's overwhelmed with someone who knows the game better than him, that's on him.</blockquote>