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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sagan Darkside" data-source="post: 570132" data-attributes="member: 9270">It is a large amount of hit points, but I don't think it is a big deal.  The char could take some serious hits, but with so many feats used in hit points- they won't be able to return the damage or combat capabilities that other enemies will have as an option.Besides- it seems a lot of high level combat comes down to saving throws. Are there appropriate encounters? Sure.Any reoccurring villian is going to learn very quickly that throwing thugs at the this pc won't work- so they will go for magic, poison, traps, and battlefields that will take him down (forest fires, volcanoes, etc). The real question- is a player of yours considering doing this? Or are you?If it is the latter, then you can always put in a rule I have about multiclassing- you need to find a trainer to take a new class. That slows down the class jumping dramatically.If it is the former, then have fun. heh. I think the char would be boring to play- myself.On the other hand, if this is just a possibility you see- then don't worry about it until you have to deal with it. Out of all the exploits in d&d, this is hardly one I would lose sleep over a player seeking to use for their character.Good luck.SD</blockquote>