Do caster out of combat options matter?

[Mastikator]

Level 1 Spells
Charm Person
Comprehend Languages
Detect Magic
Disguise Self
Feather Fall
Find Familiar
Unseen Servant
Identify

Level 2 Spells
Augury
Knock
Misty Step
Suggestion

Level 3 Spells
Clairvoyance
Fly
Speak with Dead
Water Breathing

Level 4 Spells
Dimension Door
Divination
Fabricate
Locate Creature?? Arcane Eye??

Level 5 Spells
Contact Other Plane
Passwall
Teleportation Circle
Scrying??


Where is the combat stuff? And if you remove some of these spells to get the combat stuff, does the campaign now suck because you can't deal with out of combat stuff with one of the spells you didn't grab? Many of these spells have been mentioned in this thread, so just trying to understand what these wizards look like. And remember, we're not co-DMing here and we don't want DM fiat, so don't assume you're scribing extra spells into your spellbook from scrolls and other books!

If that is a wizard's spellbook and they never get to meaningfully use those spells then yes, the campaign sucks. I'd put the bar at around 25%, if you don't meaningfully contribute at least 6 times with those spells then it's a bad campaign.

Where's the combat stuff? In the other PCs character sheet. Combat is only 1 of 3 pillars. And you are only 1 of 3-6 players. A wizard with that spellbook is a godsend to a party in a well written campaign.

Edit- I feel I need to stress this. It's not all or nothing, sort of. It's something or nothing. A DM who wants the players to go to another plane but doesn't make that possible will have to get comfortable with failure. But if it doesn't even matter that the cleric just so happens to have the right tuning fork, then we have a problem.