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<blockquote data-quote="Asisreo" data-source="post: 8007665" data-attributes="member: 7019027">They were a prick DM when they decided to have PvP just to stroke a wizard's ego. The price for wishing Ruby Dust is steep, with a chance you won't be able to cast Wish again. If that happens, no matter what your simulacrum can upcast, they'll no longer be able to cast wish. Either way, this conversation has insisted on favoring the wizard since it's beginning. The range is unoptimal for a melee fighter, the terrain provides no cover, the wizard is assumed to have everything they need. A monk could probably survive the simulacrum barrage anyways. They're really good at avoiding damage and even magic missile becomes an unreliable spell if the monk goes invisible. I also think it's a bit strange that portent wizard always gets a higher initiative consistently. Sure, one or two of them have a d20 portent roll to overcome most martial character's initiative. But if the enemy survives, they'll probably get rid of the other spellcasters easily. Couldn't a warlock/bard have an army of True Polymorphed objects? Couldn't a sorcerer finger of death enemies to have very powerful zombies. Like Dracoliches and Beholder Zombies?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Asisreo, post: 8007665, member: 7019027"] They were a prick DM when they decided to have PvP just to stroke a wizard's ego. The price for wishing Ruby Dust is steep, with a chance you won't be able to cast Wish again. If that happens, no matter what your simulacrum can upcast, they'll no longer be able to cast wish. Either way, this conversation has insisted on favoring the wizard since it's beginning. The range is unoptimal for a melee fighter, the terrain provides no cover, the wizard is assumed to have everything they need. A monk could probably survive the simulacrum barrage anyways. They're really good at avoiding damage and even magic missile becomes an unreliable spell if the monk goes invisible. I also think it's a bit strange that portent wizard always gets a higher initiative consistently. Sure, one or two of them have a d20 portent roll to overcome most martial character's initiative. But if the enemy survives, they'll probably get rid of the other spellcasters easily. Couldn't a warlock/bard have an army of True Polymorphed objects? Couldn't a sorcerer finger of death enemies to have very powerful zombies. Like Dracoliches and Beholder Zombies? [/QUOTE]

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