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magic item compendium, I though he was using the door to warp me, they anchor me to my current plane. Regardless, using that spell consumes a whole turn, I could simply charge him next with the same bonuses

why would a red dragon have a dimensional door prepared?!?! They hardly ever scrutinize the intruder prior to attacking, due to the fact that they are proud beasts, therefore, it is highly unlikely that one would have such anti measures (btw heck yes I would hit it! I have dimensionally...

yes, and in this case it works out to my favor

not surprising it, beating it's init, once it senses me, my movement speed on a mount is say 240, using a cavalier Ex ability. which would leave it 1.5 seconds to react, not even long enough to use a standard action

no it's a smooth floor

guarding it's treasure in it's cave like many dragons tend to do :P

and as for the druids and clerics, I was referring to the fact that if the wanted to become combat orientated, they would not have any room for meta magic feats

they have no init bonus, and they are usually not hard to find considering their size, but for circumstantial sake, we were informed of it's location by our guild leader or whoever your boss is, it was an extermination mission, we needed its moneis!

so 477 dmg, it had 449 hit points, soooooo it dead :D

very well, I will play that part of the mentioned knight (cavalier), But I will instead weild a +5 Blessed Impaling mercurial longsword 1D8 (19-20x4) (huge sized for me) so 3D6. I would also activate Power critical (declare 1 crit. threat per day, fighter bonus feat) and impaling, I hit the...

first off cleric and druid get 3/4 BAB, and if they should so choose to pressure melee combat, they loose spell casting abilities (mostly through feats) And, we'll keep it simple a red dragon, very old, cr 21 (your 22 right?)

sorry for the grammar mistakes it's 2:20 AM here, and I am to tired to proof read :P

I am well aware of a spell casters numerous abilities (as I myself play an almost epic Lv Cleric) But as the fact stands that not all of them are useful at anytime, the end goal remains the same, to vanquish the enemy. (we're talking combat here) You have buff magic, fighters have much more...

I don't know how to play online, I'm a pen and paper kind of guy, does it work the same way (I just tell you guys stats and such?)

As the DM you could easily set me up against a combat that I would loose, likewise I could smoke an epic spell caster in 2 rounds if I were the DM, I don't think it would prove much :P

yeah, they have auto kill spells, really easy to negate, I mean common what's 25K to gain a +8 fort save? you can get that on your armor without even using a +anything, also numerous items prevent death effects, and their are easy ways to improve will as well, and well why not, I'll have boots...

No 1 class is better than any other, yes spell casters require less thinking to deal massive damage, but fighters can deal massive damage as well, an epic level chavalierman with ranks in fighter could crit at as much as a x8! (lance charge x5, lance crt x3, and +1 great critical) mesh that with...

all slam damage type things do 1D6, unless you have earths embrace or something, but in the end I save the brutal stuff for post battle interrogations (yay for parties without paladins) :D

Vegepygmy -- thanks for nothing ^_^ I need advise regarding Cohorts now please :P

I understand! I though Druid leveled up with their companions, and rangers leveled up every other level :P Anyways, Jake the Dog is Finished, you Guys should look him over just to make sure I did it right :P Cohort: Jake the Dog HP: 37 + 8D10 (55 + 8D10 enlarged) (Magical Beats have a D10)...