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Message: <blockquote data-quote="uzagi_akimbo" data-source="post: 1881533" data-attributes="member: 15945">Two things about this - besides the obvious hint to use the errataed/corrected versions of the spell(s) in question.For one, a targeted Dispel Magic or two (or three ) will strip the cleric of one or both his buffs, leveling out the playing field. Anti-Magic Aura or other magic suppressing effects might help as well. Hitting him with a simple first level ray of enfeeblement will take some of that deadly strength away, too. And of course, opposition of average or greater intelligence will focus their attacks and powers on the most damaging combatant, in this case the cleric.Second, have the opposition use just the same combo on the party if someone feels the corrected version is "unfairly" weak. This approach usually helps players accept the wisdom of some game-balancing measures very quickly, unless, like it seems to be in this case.Oh, and generally, just come up ith some BBEGs that do not play to the PCs strengths - like say, engaging in one-on-one melee combat. Or simply have the BBEG fight defensively or evade the cleric until the buffs run out....</blockquote>