D&D 5E Overrated Wizard Spells

[FrogReaver]

The equipment is impressive the fighter just isnt

Does this mean create fighter could be a level 1 wizard spell and still be overrated?

 

[Garthanos]

goblins are metagaming action economy instead of reacting to the possibility they could die.

The action economy is their reality the game made it so. They fight in swarms this should be known fact.
I see that fighter spending his action doing nothing any other character couldn't do ... ho hum.

 

[Garthanos]

Does this mean create fighter could be a level 1 wizard spell and still be overrated?

There you go... bring it on topic thank you

 

[Zardnaar]

I think you mean "Bless", rather than "Aid".

(Aid itself is pretty meh generally, but I have found it useful only recently - my multiclass cleric cannot cast 3rd level spells but has 2 3rd level spell slots, and spending one of them on giving all of the party melee combatants +10hp (a +20-25% increase in hp at level 5) for 8 hours is pretty good).

In my view, Find Familiar is "overrated". Which is not to say it's not good - it is. But I suspect quite a few people don't fully understand the mechanics around using familiars to deliver spells.

Cheers, Al'Kelhar

Yeah I meant bless. Complete brain fart thanks for understanding.

About my earlier comment regarding powergamers. They're the ones who know the broken combos, what's actually good, and how to abuse stuff.

Casuals will pick stuff for what they like which is perfectly fine. But if you're rating stuff in a guide objectively some stuff is better than others.

 

[Garthanos]

Goblins also use small tunnels according to their description, making the 10' wide door moot and blocking easy.

Goblins inhabiting places originally created by others or naturally occuring .... oh like Lord of the Rings?
Sorry just not finding the fighter spending an action intimidating and an action rolling out his ball bearings ... well shrug

 

[happyhermit]

ten foot wide door and poof.. goblins swarm over the squishies
...

Yeah, and most doors should be AT LEAST 10ft wide! Sure 99% of doors on earth are not that big, including garage doors, but just because we pathetic humans can handle our puny doors doesn't mean goblins would stand for such a thing. Just because you can drive a truck through it doesn't mean it's big enough!

 

[Garthanos]

Yeah, and most doors should be AT LEAST 10ft wide! Sure 99% of doors on earth are not that big, including garage doors, but just because we pathetic humans can han

Had em all the time in my AD&D games... 10 foot wide tunnel openings lol... oooh so rare these arent houses

Mines of Moria I know...

 

[Garthanos]

Yup them 10 foot openings so incredibly uncommon LOL

 

[Garthanos]

I know... find a bridge and hope its not 10 or more feet wide... the door stop trick is situational and isnt even leveraging a fighter ability

 

[happyhermit]

Yup them 10 foot openings so incredibly uncommon LOL

Do you know what a door is? Because you were the one who brought up goblins and 10' doors. If you personally use "door" to refer to any sort of absence of walls or other obstacles then you are a more interesting person than I would have guessed, that's kind of awesome in a way "Man, you should have seen this door/mountain pass, it was a mile wide!"