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This is a very strangely worded descriptor, but the writers go on to clarify that they mean, for example, costly material components, which is mostly what I’m going to cover, but I’ll touch on this again below.Īs previously mentioned, casting something like Resurrection without expending the material components is just as attractive as being able to cast it as a wizard in the first place. Casting spells without meeting requirements I’m not going to attempt to recreate the work of all of the class spell list breakdowns here, but if you have Wishes to spare, just comb through RPGBOT’s spell list breakdowns for high-level blue-rated spells and see if any of them sound like good ideas at the time. Niche utility spell didn’t make the list but is absolutely critical to the moment? Duplicate it and enjoy. Most things that can cast Wish can’t also cast staple divine spells like Resurrection. Casting spells which you don’t otherwise have access to This means that not only do you get to cast spells with the above advantages, every one of them should be cast at 8th level. Rules note: while it isn’t specified in the text of Wish, according to Jeremy Crawford “ A spell you duplicate with wish can be cast at a higher level, as long as that level is no higher than 8th.“.

Cast spells as an action that would otherwise take longer to cast.

Cast spells without meeting requirements.

Cast spells you don’t otherwise have access to.

With that out of the way, we look at the meat of the issue: how can you use Wish to cast spells better? Wish lets you do three important things that we’ll dive into:

Given that it places a great deal of stress on the DM, and because it has immense potential to derail the game, don’t be surprised if your wish is granted in ways you might not have anticipated. In a game where character death is fixable by spells less powerful than Wish and anything else only matters to the story, wishing for something beyond the explicit text of the spell should be a step you only take because it fits the story. A 33% chance is small enough to not feel like a guarantee but is large enough that it should be enormously impactful to the way you use it. The short answer is a question: is the thing you’re about to wish for worth never casting Wish again to you? Then go for it. Ring of Three Wishes Should you ever use Wish for anything other than spell duplication?.Clerics (Arcana Domain thanks to the Arcane Mastery subclass feature).Bards (via Magical Secrets at level 18).What do I do if my player casts Wish for something other than a listed effect? Who Can Cast Wish?.What do I do if my player casts an insanely long wish to avoid consequences?.Casting spells as an action that would normally take longer to cast.Casting spells without meeting requirements.Casting spells which you don’t otherwise have access to.Should you ever use Wish for anything other than spell duplication?.So, given that, what do you do with it? Table of Contents

The temptation to powertrip and immediately wish for something exotic and break the game is strong, but 5th edition has put an enormous and random constraint on the most powerful spell in the game. You’ve kept a fragile class alive for long enough to unlock 9th level spells and, being the wise arcane caster that you are, you have learned Wish.