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<blockquote data-quote="moritheil" data-source="post: 2177103" data-attributes="member: 30610">Contrary to most DMs, I love warmages.&nbsp; Now, you're stuck running a module, so your options are very limited, but I find that the best way to deal with the excesses of a party that has one warmage is to put three of them in an opposing party.&nbsp; And guess who they identify as the biggest opposing threat?Of course, you seem to be at cross purposes with yourself, because you stated that you really want to avoid killing the character.&nbsp; What's wrong with letting him die and letting the party raise him?&nbsp; After he dies a few times and loses a few levels, his overconfidence and disrespect for enemies will once again be replaced by a healthy fear of the unknown.And yes, warmages are sorcerers that wear armor and cast from essentially the entire Evocation list, which effectively is their known spell list.&nbsp; They can't really cast anything else, though, so they don't do well as the sole mage for a party.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moritheil, post: 2177103, member: 30610"] Contrary to most DMs, I love warmages. Now, you're stuck running a module, so your options are very limited, but I find that the best way to deal with the excesses of a party that has one warmage is to put three of them in an opposing party. And guess who they identify as the biggest opposing threat? Of course, you seem to be at cross purposes with yourself, because you stated that you really want to avoid killing the character. What's wrong with letting him die and letting the party raise him? After he dies a few times and loses a few levels, his overconfidence and disrespect for enemies will once again be replaced by a healthy fear of the unknown. And yes, warmages are sorcerers that wear armor and cast from essentially the entire Evocation list, which effectively is their known spell list. They can't really cast anything else, though, so they don't do well as the sole mage for a party. [/QUOTE]

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