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From someone on Fextralife's page, here is a list:
1st level:
Burning Hands
Thunderwave
Faerie Fire**
2nd level:
Shatter
Moonbeam**
Gust of Wind
3rd level:
Fireball
Lightning Bolt
4th level:
Ice Storm (Might not work)
Wall of Fire
5th level:
Cone of Cold
Flame Strike**
6th level:
Sunbeam
Otiluke's Freezing Sphere
Spells marked with ** are not wizard spells. I have not tested them. Sculpt spells does still work with them but none of them are better than anything offered by wizard of that level.
Technically Blade Barrier is evocation but you would have to be 11th level cleric to prepare it so it cannot be obtained along sculpt spells.
Melf's Acid Arrow and Chromatic Orb are.
Presumably Cloud of Daggers. Which is a conjuration.
Pretty sure the ability's description accurately specify evocation spells.
Thunder wave, shatter and fireball are obvious choices to use as a specialist evoker.
Circle of daggers isn't evocation thus unaffected, chromatic orb doesn't do aoe as a source of its damage and thus isn't affected, flaming sphere is also not evocation and thus unaffected, melf's also doesn't do aoe damage and thus unaffected.
Sculpt spells specifically makes your party members succeed on saving throws and take no damage from the spell itself. Melf's creates a pool of acid which is not part of the spells damage, Chromatic orb follows the same principle.
Sculpt spells is for aoe spells.
TLDR
They're not strictly aoe (think of it like fireball style targeting) spells and thus are not affected by the sculpt spells evocation subclass feature which is for aoe evocation spells.
the reason is that it affects "Evocation" spells.
Well...
Except that Larian's homebrew makes every type of Orb AoE except Thunder.
For consistency's sake, Chromatic Orb (all damage types except Thunder) should fall under the influence of Sculpt Spell.
I would agree about Melf's Acid Arrow, however, since the spell doesn't deal any AoE or even multitarget damage. Pools of acid only reduce AC.
Every damage type of Chromatic Orb except Thunder is AoE.
This is Larian homebrew.
Chromatic orb isn't aoe, the after effects are aoe like the acid surface, burning surface etc, the damage from chromatic orb is not aoe and thus not affected by sculpt spells. Same thing with melf's.
That aoe field it shows when you cast chromatic orb and melf's is strictly for the after effect, not the actual damaging part of the spell.
It makes a surface and there is no thunder surface.
Sculpt spell doesn't protect you from the surfaces that evocation spells create. Ice storm wont hurt you but you can still slip on the ice.
If that's true, then Larian's presentation of the spell is even more facepalm worthy.
They shouldn't make a single target spell appear as an AoE.
Do you mean Sleet Storm?