Editing Infinite Wish Loop (section)

==Chain of Simulacra==
The exploit of choice in [[5e|5th edition]] D&D involves the ''Simulacrum'' spell, which allows you to create a clone of yourself (or any other character) that has the original's spells and spell slots. Including Wish. This lets players get around that pesky "Casting Wish means you have a 1/3 chance of never being able to use it again" restriction, because it isn't the player who is casting the spell. This is also used to [[Clone Army|create an ever-expanding army of 17th level spellcasters]], as the Simulacrum can cast its one use of Wish (simulacrum spell slots don't regenerate) to make another Simulacrum, and that one spends its slot to make another, until… until nothing, because this train will not stop, and has no reason to stop. You won D&D, good job. I hope you're happy.

3E has a variant based on duplicating a monster with a Wish SLA, and using the wish to duplicate simulacrum. Mirror [[Mephit]], a stupidly easy to summon monster with a Simulacrum SLA, is a popular starting point. 

This can also be used to implement the [[Peasant Railgun]], if you really wanted to.