but as a sorcerer can learn only a limited number of spells to learn simulacrum is to loose something other, and at that level there are many useful spells, so to learn simulacrum mean also to have a less versatile and powerful sorcerer. the reasons why not to learn it are as good as the reasons to learn it.
Can a sorcerer use wish?
Most simply, Wish in the rules is the same spell for Wizards and Sorcerers.
Can a simulacrum cast a 9th level spell?
Ah—so simulacra can never cast 9th level spells! Unless your player is Wish-duplicating it, it should have a 9th level spell slot.
Can Wish turn you into a dragon?
Wish can replicate the “true polymorph spell” and make you a blue dragon. the transformation can be ruled to be for 1 hour, or permanent, or require concentration for 1 hour to become permanent.
Can you twin spell wish?
Yes, and use the number of points appropriate for the level of the spell you’re duplicating. …
Can a simulacrum cast a Level 9 wish spell?
It does not require a mortal soul and does not require desire any more than any other spell does — more like it requires intent. So yes, your Simulacrum could cast Wish as long as all the other requirements are met (ie: if it could cast a level 9 spell and if it knew the Wish spell).
What does a simulacrum know in DND 5e?
5e does not have limited wish, so as a last resort a wish to endow the simulacrum with the memories of the original could work depending on the DM approval. If it were in my game, I’d allow such a wish on one condition (apart from the whole stress and 33%’s ):
What happens if a simulacrum is damaged in RuneScape?
If the simulacrum is damaged, you can repair it in an alchemical laboratory, using rare herbs and minerals worth 100 gp per hit point it regains. The simulacrum lasts until it drops to 0 hit points, at which point it reverts to snow and melts instantly. (SRD, V5.1, p. 180)
What does a simulacrum know about spell slots?
As for spells, as you point out, the text refers to expended spell slots, which seems to assume that the simulacrum does keep the spellcasting class feature of its original. The 5e PhB provides limited clues about this question. It is stated that a simulacrum:
