D&D 5E Survivor: Schools of Wizard'ing - UPDATE- ILLUSION WINS!!!

[cheezitmojo]

Abjuration 14
Divination 14
Illusion 17
Transmutation 14

 

[matskralc]

Abjuration 15
Divination 12
Illusion 17
Transmutation 14

 

[Mefistofulee]

Abjuration 15
Divination 12
Illusion 18
Transmutation 12

 

[Amrûnril]

Decisions are best taken with more information. More information = more agency!

I'd agree with regards to scrying spells, but am not so sure when it comes to seeing the future. A mysterious yet inevitably accurate prophecy works very well in literature. Handled well and used sparingly, it might even be an effective part of a D&D campaign, but I just don't see it working with the requisite frequency and reliability to build an effective class around. I do think the subclass is well put together considering those constraints, though, so I'll hold off on downvoting it this time around.

Instead:

Abjuration 16 (+1)
Divination 12
Illusion 17
Transmutation 10 (-2)

 

[Lucas Yew]

Abjuration 16
Divination 13
Illusion 17
Transmutation 8

 

[Giant2005]

Abjuration 14
Divination 13
Illusion 18
Transmutation 8

Illusion is the least sucky of the remaining choices.

 

[Ancalagon]

Abjuration 14
Divination 14
Illusion 16
Transmutation 8

Information > fakery

 

[rballison]

Abjuration 14
Divination 15
Illusion 16
Transmutation 6

I have looked into the future and your transmutation didn't work.

Portent is the ability most able to change a high level villain into an non-threat. They fail their save or receive a crit. A lucky diviner with a simulacrum is even better. The DM never gets a good roll.

 

[Tectuktitlay]

Abjuration 15
Divination 15
Illusion 16
Transmutation 4

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Abjuration 15
Divination 15
Illusion 14
Transmutation 5

No! We need those Owl's Wisdoms and Fox's Cunnings more than we need parlor tricks and pretty lies!