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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8007718" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Don't hate the class, man, hate the spell. I've already said simulacrum is OP RAW unless the DM steps in to nerf it.Anyway, since this is a competition in a bottle (so to say) the Wizard would only need to cast Wish once. So, if the 1/3 thing isn't really a big deal.The conversation as far as martials goes is immaterial, especially with the simulacrums, as wizards have ways of avoiding martials easily.A monk would not survive the simulacrum barrage because it would not get to act and the Evasion would not help against magic missiles and auto-failing the saves would still result in more than enough damage to kill the monk.As the OP is sort of ruling "no simulacrums accept via Wish" in the competition, Wizards have a harder time against Sorcerers as has been pointed out, but still win versus martials easily. 100 rounds when you can't damage the Wizard at all will kill most martial builds easily. Half-casters might get lucky or have a trick or two that will help and might give them an occasional victory.As for Portent, it is highly unlikely any other build wins Initiative. With 3d20 at the Diviner's disposal, there is also a good change the can keep on in reserve to make the opponent auto-fail a save. Depending on what the wizard does at that point, there is little most martials can do.And any army any other caster can have, a Wizard could have as well probably, so I see no point in arguing that issue.</blockquote>

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