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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fedifensor" data-source="post: 3279201" data-attributes="member: 7289">Though I wouldn't use them all the time, groups of Psionic Warriors or Warblades can ignore a good portion of their AC thanks to touch attacks.  A 12th level Psionic Warrior (or PW 6/War Mind 6) with Deep Impact and Psionic Meditation should be able to hit them a good portion of the time, and that's a CR 5 below their level (which means you can use several at once against the PCs).  Likewise, Warblades (from Bo9S) can get Emerald Razor (touch attack to hit) as a relatively early maneuver.At 17th level, the characters should expect intelligent foes with the right resources to unleash greater dispel magic against them, which should take care of barkskin.  It also sounds like they may be a bit overloaded with magical gear that increases AC...while it's a last resort, stealing or destroying some of those items could bring things back in line.  Maybe give them something in exchange for the loss of items that helps their attack bonuses.However, it also sounds like they're just using the resources available to them.  One of the perks of being a Druid is having access to the barkskinspell.  Paladins don't get many feats and have multiple-ability dependency, so I can see only having a +26 at 17th level quite easily.  As it's generally better to be a specialist in D&D, I can see why they would focus on a high AC at the cost of increasing their attack bonuses.  Try not to penalize them for that.</blockquote>

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