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This can work Besides "talk to your DM" your idea is viable. What you and the DM need to work out is "How strong is a gust of wind?" Conservative Estimate From the spell descriptions, a good est …

The game isn't that granular in this case. It moves however it moves, because it is magic. At a given table, the DM can put more definition to it, or players can suggest further detail. The Unseen …

Concentration (Basic Rules p. 79-80) Some spells require you to maintain concentration in order to keep their magic active. If you lose concentration, such a spell ends. … (p. 81 Basic Rules) The effects of different spells add together while the durations of those spells overlap. The effects of the same spell cast multiple times don’t combine, however. …

Don't treat the Unseen Servant like a creature As was noted in this answer to this question, the Unseen Servant is not a creature. What it does and how it acts is pure magic. The granular detail yo …

The casting time is one action. It won't move from where you cast it unless you expend an action to make it do so. (You already spent your action casting the spell). The next time you have an actio …

The rules as written are fairly clear: it's more typically useful with the caster outside of the sphere. The sphere remains for the duration, and its area is lightly obscured. The sphere’s are …

"so much the better." 1 It might take a combination of three wishes/limited wishes, but there are plenty of 7th level spells available at that level. … That interpretation allows the magic user to chain a series of spells together until he/she runs out of segments of casting time. All then resumes. …

The extended Time Stop is the key to giving you the time you need to cast the spells. … Rules page citations from 1e PHB: Magic user spells per level page 26 29th level MU: 7th level spells =6; 9th level spells = 6 (36th will have at least that many) Delayted Blast Fireball: p. 87 Limited …

In addition, spells, special abilities, and other effects can apply penalties or bonuses to your attack roll. The GM makes a ruling on cover (yes/no) and how much cover(half, 3/4, total). … A target with total cover can’t be targeted directly by an attack or a spell, although some spells can reach such a target by including it in an area of effect. …

An alternative Strategy This is a bit of a frame challenge. The alternative to "skill on skill" is to set up an asymmetrical fight. The problem to solve is the power of that spell caster to do seri …

(Using another party member as the target location) Use a ring of spell storing if need be to be able to cast any of the above spells, or use scrolls. … Caveat: if her location is greater than 500 feet from the outside of the prison, this won't work unless you're able to cast a series of DD spells on the way in and cast the same number of DD spells on …

At High Priest (16th level) a cleric with a wisdom of 18 or greater can cast 7th level spells (if said spells are granted by the deity). … spells. …

Having scanned the DMG, the PHB, and the Complete Wizard's handbook, the rules don't specify. As with most things involving wish, the DM needs to make a ruling. Beyond what you cited from the PHB, i …

Using the spell description creatively From a reading of how the spell works, one creature sends a message to another creature, but it does not specify that it cannot be the same creature. You …

the Wizard participating (risk of failure) A scroll of animate object, one time use, with the risk that since the Spell is 5th level, and the wizard is 5th level and can thus only use up to 3rd level spells …