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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tai" data-source="post: 4894578" data-attributes="member: 84238">It's always difficult when a player overspecializes. Fortunately, the Radiant Servant PP does fine against non-undead - the improved crit range, action point damage, and powers are still nice to have. So, when your encounters include undead, accept that half of them are going to spend their first turn stunned, and make the encounters tougher to take into account the extra damage he can put out. Also, don't feel compelled to put undead in every session - he should be able to hold his own against regular monsters too.Finally, don't be afraid to mix things up a bit! Put down an encounter with a bunch of undead, then when he uses his burst 8, he finds out that they're all minions, and the real bad guys burst out of the ground next to the party. Mix undead with other bad guys, too, or have undead minions pour into the room while the main fight is going on. He'll find his powers are a lot less effective against a steady stream of bad guys than a big mob at the start, but he'll still get to kick some undead butt, which should make him happy.</blockquote>