You Might Be a Graviturgist | Wizard Subclass Guide for DND 5e 

That's funny

I wish I knew mtg enough to aplreciate that joke lol

The joke is peak

That's fucking wild. Hilarious tbh.

@@youmightbeadnd Mtg decks that are solid green don't usually have flying or reach creatures, and you have to have flying or reach inorder to block a flying creature, so green decks can sometimes just get absolutely abused by flying creatures

​@@skullwarrior0924good thing reach is something quite common in Green... Also fight mechanic... Show em hollow boned flyers...

Shit, dude. Sorry for that loss.

"The unfathomable weight of gravity!" Alternatively... "Death has travelled light years to take you!"

I mean every wizard already has Shield. To be honest, ranged attackers really aren't an issue. Just because you don't have a specific ability to nope ranged attacks, doesn't mean you can't handle people at a distance. A wizard that specializes in just noping melee enemies is insanely powerful. Also asking that it deals with ranged enemies at the same time is just blatantly overpowered. If you need to deal with enemies at a distance you can pick up Temporal Shunt, which is basically counterspell, but for everything and only costs a reaction. It's technically not a gravity spell, it's a time spell, but they're under the category of Dunamancy and wizards can learn spells outside their school just fine, so technically it doesn't matter. Fireball is also an option, wind wall is a thing, wall of force is a thing. Speaking of, this class makes it viable for a wizard to cast wall of force, trap a brawler in a force dome, and then say "You're trapped in here with me!" and be able to back it up. 10 outta 10 subclass.

Melf's Minute Meteors is a 3rd level wizard spell that fits this description to a T, but that's the only spell I can think of - which sucks.

Magnetism?

@@haku8135 It's not about needing defense from ranged projectiles, it's about thematic options. You are a gravity wizard, having things orbit you is so on brand.

@@bthsr7113 you can still flavor your shield spell to be orbital rocks, you can flavor mage armor to be a field of gravity that redirects attacks and orbits projectiles like arrows. If your DM is cool with it you can even catapult those arrows on your turn. Again, doing something in a mechanic doesn't only have the requirements of "making sense". This kinda thing is what player agency is for. You want the orbital stuff mechanically? You're a wizard. Homebrew a spell. Get the dm to approve it, adjust until you have a balanced spell. This is a tabletop role playing game. Start lifting your half of the couch.

Nice. Something you did not even see coming probably

@@billmcdonald5063 It was so funny the first time it happened, especially cus the goblin kept resisting the Toll Dead i was using. Everyone was laughing, and it was hysterical that it happened again. So we just decided "You know what, might as well lean into it". Ended the campaign was *18* total dagger yeet kills, one being my character's nemesis XD

@@theladyofwhims nice now that is roll playing! Way to lean into it! Memorable character!

Spacer feat

Yeah he did

Been trying to find it for a while, know what it's called?

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​@@deimos39 Big Dawg

​@@pineapplepirate1017 top, thanks!

yall think im joking, my current favorite character is a graviturgy warforged i made and i cant make a new character without wanting to do graviturgy subclass

It's a night cleric that is the light in the darkness but can snuff the lights out on you if they want. And adding darkness themes other than fear so I was researching darkness and gravity themes to be different from Celestian.

A neutron star would be beyond gargantuan in size, adjust density only works on large or smaller objects.

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@@AtelierGod Just make a black hole then

Yup. He was. It wild and weird.

Kinda

Wizard can already cast fly or get/create a flying object pretty easily at that level. Would be nice but it's also already covered.

@@stillatwork Oh I know, but they can only do it for ten minutes at a time and it requires concentration. So it's use in and out of combat is limited. And flying objects like brooms or carpets you can be dismounted from... flying shoes are good but the time limit is two hours of flight time in twelve hours, making it good for combat but not for travel. Would be nice if there was a baked in class for wizards that could fly as well as sorcerers.

Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. (Exandria/Critical Role but it's considered official D&D material by WotC)

Hate this meme.

@@StriderZessei Simple and to the point , a fine comment.