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I'm not so sure about that... especially the caster part. Our archers (different builds) rock. scout/ranger with Greater Manyshot, bard archers, druid archers... we don't have a fighter archer right now, but last time I saw one (with Greater Weapon Spec and Ranged Weapon Mastery) it was an...

Revenants. They rock for these kinds of campaigns ;)

Guys, guys... Looks like I expressed something I didn't mean. I do use battlemaps pretty often, so most of the more general answers are nothing I don't agree with. I was just trying to describe a situation where I preferred not to use a battlemap. To say it simple, the more enemies we have...

Hi Jeff! Lately I tend to use former PCs for these things... Aladar Untouchable and Shelri Deathdancer from the campaign in my sig are two favorites (they are having a cameo appearance in my stargate campaign right now with the whole Coin of Evil group). So you use the Guardian, the Huntress...

Your stats: Str 17 (16 + 1), Dex 14, Con 10, Int 16, Wis 14, Cha 14. Better do this for a melee cleric: Str 17 (16 + 1), Dex 10, Con 14, Int 14, Wis 16, Cha 14. First: you'll be able to cast spells. Second: You'll survive more than one round melee with more hp. Third: Clerics don't need Dex...

Have a look at the prestige paladin in UA. It'll give you some extra ompfh without lowering your casting abilities too much.

Last 12 PCs: Halfelf cleric, Gnome bbn1/cleric, elf druid archer, elf wizard, halfling druid, dwarf fighter, dwarf fighter rogue, human monk, hobgoblin archer (rgr/sco), gnome cleric, bronze dragon, human barbarian, human swashbuckler/rogue. Can't say we don't have many druids nor clerics. But...

Only similar thing I recall is a homebrewn setting with nearly no healing from someone who used to be posting here IIRC.

Usually when I do big battles, I either use a computer for the battlemap with all positions... or I draw a little sketch on a piece of paper. On that paper I track the movement of most PCs and the general area where the hostile groups or NPCs are. Since we're pretty well used to most maneuvers...

Have a look at the skill tricks in Complete Scoundrel... there may be what you are looking for.

Typical hobgoblins in my games: Level 4 fighter archer, str/dex/con 16, weapon focus and spec composite longbow and +1 bow. These buddies use hobgoblin grandbows... 1d12 exotic weapons I yoinked years ago from this or another board. Shieldbearer, dudes with towershields and the shieldmate...

I wouldn't want someone who used it since years to stop now. The others will stop anyhow.

Cleric with Divine Metamagic. Persistant.

Swift hunter bbn2/scout3/rangerX.

Ranged Sunder in Complete Warrior? The only problem I see is with the slashing, bludgeoning or piercing damage... since these rays aren't either.

Well.... putting them into jail without giving them a chance is a BAAAAAAAAAAAAD idea. Players hate that. That means you have to be sneaky. Put them into a battle after they made some bad decisions (I mean, hey, there oughta be a reason why they are put into jail, what about something with the...

I'd remove their weapon proficiencies and give them Int bonus level 0 spells per day...

I use it as first round of combat and give the extra damage additionally for the surprise round.

Fire Feet is another feat for +10ft movement... Dragon 311.

MIC has some wight armors or similar things...