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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Don Durito" data-source="post: 8159971" data-attributes="member: 6687260">Most of the really over the top exploits of character op in 3E were extremely questionable in the forms of their rules interpretation.Planar binding to create an army of outsiders? - requires a questionable interpretation of the rules for planar binding.Summoning endless demons and killing them in order to raise them as undead demons?  Can you even raise a demon as an intelligent undead?Using Shadowcraft mage to create illusions that are 160% real?  What does that even mean?Even if any of the above were RAW, it just shows how meaningless RAW is - they clearly weren't how the rules were meant to work and any sensible DM would have put a brake on them.Not that 3E wizards weren't insanely powerful - but they weren't quite as far ahead of 5E wizards as people may think or the internet would have you believe.</blockquote>