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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trainz" data-source="post: 1811233" data-attributes="member: 2122">50/50 dual-classed characters are the weakest epic level characters. The best characters (epic) are single classed, or those that only have 1 or two levels in another class (Paladin 2/Sorceror 21 makes for a very powerful build for example). I am afraid that trying to fix your character at this point is like trying to patch a torpedo hit in a boat's hull with duct tape. I know I'm not being that much helpful here, but hear me out; It *is* possible to tweak your character a tad better, but you will have to bust your cojones in doing so, and the end result won't really fill the gap between you and the other stronger PC's. Further, in your quest to shape up (which could be extensive), will weigh heavilly on the party's ressources/time for no real gain. I am afraid it would be much more effective and wiser to simply retire the character and create a new one. Your party appears to be missing an arcanist and/or divine character. Playing a wizard or cleric is just an awesome experience at epic levels. With only 3 epic feats, your character will be able to cast two spells per round all the time. And gaining 10th, 11th, 12th and on spell slots is just invaluable with the right metamagic combo. I'm not talking hyper min-maxing here, but just regular epic caster creation. Anyways... these are just my two cents. If you do decide to stick to your PC, I still wish you the best of luck and if your PC's role-playing background is well detailed, it could still be fun to play.</blockquote>

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