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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal" data-source="post: 4513649" data-attributes="member: 10433">100% agree. I do this too.I have re-written all my prestige classes to require, at most, one feat and two skill minimums. If you want to be a god-archer, you're going to take all the archery feats anyway. I son't see much point in exhaustive pre-requisites. I would limit stat bonuses to long-term spells (Bull's Strength 3.0) or items. The point of their removal was to eliminate mid-battle recalculations.One thing I contemplated was that against immune foes rogues had a hampering attack. This was some mischief that let them impose a -1 to attack on the creature for each die of Sneak Attack. This lasted one round. So, a high level rogue might do a little damage to the golem or wrap some rope around its ankles so that it got -5 to attack for one round.I like eliminating the extra roll, so I would just go with max damage. I use a method inspired by Iron Heroes. Everyone gets 1d4+X, where X is the number to reach the die type from 4. A fighter gets 1d4+6 hit points per level, for example.I never used this myself. I always forgot about it or the damage was enough to kill the critter anyway.Good luck!</blockquote>