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OK, as a table top DM near constantly for years I have this to say: You get Lvl*50 XP for roleplay (other DMs may prefer a different amount) The Ranger gets the same (its in character) The Sorc gets nothing (wasn't his place), unless his character were good (not neutral) or exceedingly loyal...

Ok, this is the time rogues shine, killing casters. Making clerics and sorcerors and wizards and nearly everything else out there real, real dead. Steal the spellbook, bluff the cleric into falling, run into battle with the party tank and while the nice grouping draws AOE, your hardly taking...

Veran gazed into the darkness, his immortal heart pounding. This house on the mountains was not holy to any god, it pulsed with evil unlike anything the Fallen One had felt before. "Torvis?" Who called that name? Veran couldn't shake the feeling of dread. Enternity as the great slayer of men...

As I have already mentioned pick skills that you as the player prompt, not the DM. Search is always fun for use on corpses(find that magic ring without taking 20 to do so like the rest of the party). Hide isn't just for hiding oneself, though the penalty is incredible you can no magically hide...

I was thinking stranded on a rowboat personally. Handles the problem of the high level character sitting aboard ship doing nothing, and allows for interesting party introductions. And then there is always the new recruit picked up at the next port, though that leads to more difficult party...

Hi, I was wondering if you might wedge in a spot for me to play in game. If there is a slight shot then I can get you a character concept for review fairly quickly and a write-up not long after that.

Back on the skills track, think of skills that aren't used in combat but can have significant effects. Here's a few: Knowledge(Biology)-Vermin and animal dissection and uses of various parts of slain foes equals efficient if somewhat grizzily rogue for little skill point investment...

Heres a couple items for your PCs, never underestimate the Epic Barfight. Table Leg of Justice This table leg is plain in appearance if somewhat cracked and bloodstained. Originally used by a dwarven warrior in a bar fight wwith a Balor the weapon gained mystical qualities when the gods...

Have you thought of the skeleton variants in Libris Mortis, making him a burning skeleton or something similar might be cool.

Dont forget the Cure Lights coated Heavy Mace. A PC Cleric loved to swing that thing while yelling "Be Healed". The mage eventually took offense to the repeated concussions and turned the cleric into a red smear at the dungeon exit.