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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dmnqwk" data-source="post: 6775356" data-attributes="member: 6804204">I don't mean to be harsh but you seem to have dug yourself into a hole. Rather than digging yourself out, remember you are DM and simply pretend the hole wasn't there in the first place.Talk to your friend and explain the situation, suggest that you made a mistake and he is simply too powerful for everyone else to have fun. Don't try to bribe him, because as your friend he should be willing to make sacrifices to ensure everyone has fun. Remove the feats, change his stats to a point buy system (I assume you let him roll and he got something like a Str 16 Dex 18 Con 20, or you accidently gave him a magical shield) and understand that 5th edition can have issues, but is balanced for the most part itself.Your other option is to exploit his low mental attributes (assuming he doesnt have high int/wis/cha) and get him in danger from traps, a place where he is unlikely to be raging. Or use a Ghost who forces a ghost in there to possess him, making him wipe out the rest of the party so he understands how stupid his character's power level is because of your mistakes.</blockquote>