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Message: <blockquote data-quote="-Warlord-" data-source="post: 2635467" data-attributes="member: 7933">Given that a barbarian would certainly object to being sentenced to death by anyone, and given that being 20th level means that he can probably make the objection stick, I'd say the answer lies in using extreme force.Now, if you can make the barbarian be helpless ( a nice highpowered Hold Person should do the trick), a Pit Fiend executioner can do the job.Str 37, powerattack, using a large Greataxe +5: +19 damage from Strength, +36 from Power Attack, another +5 magic, that's 3d6+60 right there. Plus automatic critical because of a helpless target makes it 9d6+180. That makes 211 damage on average, instant kill.On a bad hit, the Pit Fiend announces the barbarian is dead. When anyone in the audience dares to contradict him, he kicks the barbarian in the ribs proving the barbarian is indeed dead (or at least making him so after the kick). And than he eats the defiant audiencemember.New question:If an aboleth wizard in the deepest underdark of the Forgotten Realms opens a permanent gate, how long will it take before Elminster needs to get out his swimmingtrunks in his tower?</blockquote>