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<blockquote data-quote="GenkiZero" data-source="post: 2249547" data-attributes="member: 32185">A Question If You WillFirst question is, are there any powerful items or abilities your party has that need to be put into the equation for the opposing party ?In general, I find that to make an opposing party strong, if you have equal numbers is simply to put them about 2 or 3 levels above.The character with the whip tongue could very well be a Scout from Complete Adventurer. That would allow him to move very quickly around the stage and also make him hard to hit, making him a stong ranged fighter.The character with the extendo arms could very well be a druid or perhaps a druid/master of many forms (shifter) since he already has a related ability to that. In general, I think he should be a divine caster (even if he's not a healer). He could also be a ranger (thus allowing him to have a favored enemy humanoid class feature). Lastly, you might make him a Blighter (Complete Divine). Him being a Blighter would allow you to make a ranged contagion attack or even a plague attack. The plague attack would give the members of the party who are infected a time limit. It would also allow him to unbind any familiars or mounts if your party relies on those.Remember to account for the level adjustment of these creatures when determining their levels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GenkiZero, post: 2249547, member: 32185"] [b]A Question If You Will[/b] First question is, are there any powerful items or abilities your party has that need to be put into the equation for the opposing party ? In general, I find that to make an opposing party strong, if you have equal numbers is simply to put them about 2 or 3 levels above. The character with the whip tongue could very well be a Scout from Complete Adventurer. That would allow him to move very quickly around the stage and also make him hard to hit, making him a stong ranged fighter. The character with the extendo arms could very well be a druid or perhaps a druid/master of many forms (shifter) since he already has a related ability to that. In general, I think he should be a divine caster (even if he's not a healer). He could also be a ranger (thus allowing him to have a favored enemy humanoid class feature). Lastly, you might make him a Blighter (Complete Divine). Him being a Blighter would allow you to make a ranged contagion attack or even a plague attack. The plague attack would give the members of the party who are infected a time limit. It would also allow him to unbind any familiars or mounts if your party relies on those. Remember to account for the level adjustment of these creatures when determining their levels. [/QUOTE]

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