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The "Best" combat form is fleshraker dinosaur at level 5 - it's absolutely nuts. (From monster manual III) You get a pounce attack, very good physical stats, poison, a big racial bonus to hide and jump, and a 4/6 attack natural attack sequence. (Claw + poison, claw + poison, tail + poison...

yeah, I stopped playing to cause it's simply to expensive.

This is one of the funniest possiblities I have ever heard suggested "Quick, jump on my back so we can run though the flames together!" :lol: Or the melee characters jumping on the barbarians back so they can full attack when he charges.

One way to give the dragon the leg up and reduce the chances of the adventures will be a restrictive line of sight effect - if the swamp is constantly shrouded in a fog (or better yet, a toxic sulphur fog that makes everryone cough) it will be much easier to devide the party and cut them up, as...

I'll remind my players of something that is blindingly obvious (and usually an immediate threat) because they might be very well be a failing on my part to properly describe the scene. However if it is a hidden thing, I won't say anything.

Rogues do it from behind?

Actually, that enitre spack needs a re-work - for starters I could add that multiple arms skill for some extra attacks, lots off odds and sods to do! But I no longer have the OA books, so I'm stuffed for that ;) Your welcome to do it though ;) The Furious Puffin!

I can only suggest some death metal, and then jumping in the mosh pit, and really getting that head moving ;) (Or is that how you got it ;P) The_Furious_Puffin (Ps, if it is that bad, go to the sawbones.)

Would you belive I was just listening to my Man-o-war - Hell of steel CD as I saw this post? ;) Yeah, but I tend more away from metal recently, I can take only so much cheesy lyrics. like Freedom call Hands up high, the warriors of light! ;)