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    1. The wizard has reached level 5, gaining 2 3rd level spell slots and more spell options. With a short rest, the wizard can cast 9 spells per day without worry of running out. 2. The wizard chooses Leomund's Tiny Hut as their best 3rd level spell, as it provides safety for 8 hours and cannot be bypassed by most enemies. Slow is also chosen to help control enemies in combat. 3. With Leomund's Tiny Hut, the wizard can now easily take short or long rests inside its safe, magic barrier. At level 5, the wizard has become much harder to threaten with its new defensive and control spell options.

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    1. The wizard has reached level 5, gaining 2 3rd level spell slots and more spell options. With a short rest, the wizard can cast 9 spells per day without worry of running out. 2. The wizard chooses Leomund's Tiny Hut as their best 3rd level spell, as it provides safety for 8 hours and cannot be bypassed by most enemies. Slow is also chosen to help control enemies in combat. 3. With Leomund's Tiny Hut, the wizard can now easily take short or long rests inside its safe, magic barrier. At level 5, the wizard has become much harder to threaten with its new defensive and control spell options.

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    God Wizard Level 5 Guide - Leomund's Tiny Hut and Slow Spells

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    God Wizard: Level 5 

     
    (Yes - I know Leomund’s tiny hut should be opaque from the outside…) 
     
    HP to 32. Level 5 is a pretty significant level for most classes, Wizard is no exception. 3rd 
    level spells come into play, and they are pretty amazing, we get 2 3rd level slots. 2 more 
    spells, one more preparation. Assuming a short rest, that’s 9 “real spells” per day, which means 
    we can start to throw spells without worrying too much about running out. 
     
    Spell Choices: 
    1: Leomund’s Tiny Hut: The best 3rd level spell. Maybe the best spell in the game. Probably 
    (no, certainly) broken. It’s a ritual. Lasts 8 hours (a long rest). Cannot be breached by 
    magic, creatures, or objects. You can see out, they can’t see in. Also comfortable in any 
    weather.   
    No, you can’t just dig up from underneath, because​ it has a floor too​. You can dispel it, you 
    could teleport in....but the options are not plentiful, and most enemies won’t be able to bypass 
    it period. 
    2: Slow: I figure a combat spell is a good idea, and the obvious choices are Hypnotic Pattern, 
    Fear, Fireball and Slow. I decide on Slow as it will help keep enemies and range, but if we get 
    up in the thick of things, it doesn’t have friendly fire. I also am assuming the Cleric is going to 
    be a fireball thrower. 
     
    Preparations: 
    Slots: ​1st: 4 - 2nd: 3 - 3rd: 2 
    Cantrips​: Minor Illusion, Prestidigitation, Ray of Frost, Toll the dead 
    1: ​Thunderwave, Mage Armor, Shield, Sleep 
    2​: Mirror Image, Levitate, Misty Step, Web 
    3​: Slow 
    Rituals available:​ Find Familiar, Alarm, Detect Magic, Comprehend Languages, Leomund’s 
    Tiny Hut 
     
    Strategy: ​Slow is our show stopper in the big combat assuming multiple enemies. Against 
    single opponents, Levitate is pretty amazing. Web is the lower level alternative to slow that is 
    a good option when friendly fire is not a concern. As usual, Hypnotic Gaze is a big option 
    when there is a big baddie to immobilize. Mirror Image is our big defensive option. 
    Thunderwave and sleep are largely just filling space at this time. 
     
    Rests are now easy. If you can spare 10 minutes, you can long or short rest in safety in a 
    Leomund’s Tiny Hut. Your DM will be reading their PHB intently, “What do you mean 
    enemies can’t enter. Do they get a saving throw?” Nope. Your party won’t believe how easy 
    it has become. 
     
    Ranged: ​Our big play is slow, followed by Web. For standard combats, throw Ray of Frost 
    (which now does 2d8 damage + slowing). Use familiar to get advantage. Against a damaged 
    foe, Toll the Dead offers a 2d12 damage option, that’s 13 damage on average, not bad for a 
    cantrip. Misty step is good for positioning, but be careful not to get too far ahead of allies as 
    you don’t want to be the brunt of the enemy attack. 
     
    Melee:​ Hypnotic gaze remains a strong option, but with lots of enemies, slow is the big play. 
    Use Mirror Image to keep yourself alive. Levitate remains a strong way to disable a single 
    enemy, or if needed, get you out of melee. If you go into melee and attempt to Hypnotic 
    Gaze the big bad guy, and they save, Levitate is a good next play, probably a stronger 
    defensive option than mirror image, especially if there are multiple enemies. 

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