Two Summoned Glabrezus giving a +2 inherent bonus via two wishes?

[ksbsnowowl]

Suppose someone came upon a bound Klurichir (FF), and did some service for the Klurichir.  As a reward to the assisting minion the klurichir summons two Glabrezu, and orders them to each grant the minion a Wish spell (each spell granting a +1 inherent bonus to Wisdom).  Would this count as two wishes cast in quick succession (the spell doesn't specify it has to come from the same caster)?

Is there any reason this wouldn't work?

[phaedrusxy]

It certainly should work. Nowhere does it say the Wishes have to be from the same source.

[snakeman830]

The cheapest method available to any character to get +5 inherent bonuses to all scores is to buy 10 LE Candles of Invocation, gate in ten efreeti, and wish that all up.  Yes, I have used this in a game before.  Compared to the other things you can do with 30 wishes, this is quite tame, and it still comes out to be less than the cost of a single +4 manual.

[NunoM]

...or you could buy a single Candle of Invocation to:
1. summon the Efreeti
2. use 2 wishes to increase your stats by 2
3. use a single wish to get another Candle of Invocation
4. back to step 1

[ksbsnowowl]

Which is exactly why candles of invocation do not exist in my game world...

[awaken_D_M_golem]

Because ...  ... all those used up Candles makes for Difficult Terrain ??