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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Starfox" data-source="post: 6362860" data-attributes="member: 2303">Well, those characters were pretty advanced. When the COD-zilla druid had trouble keeping up, you know it was high-powered. (This was a variant that had traded wildshape for monk-like defenses)Swashbuckler growing into Bladesinger - this was the king of damagePure ranger - the skills guyDruid, started out as CoDzilla but had to diverify into summoning Variant pixie sorcerer with some levels of a dance magic PrC from magic of the forgotten realmsWizard - the player quit at level 8 or so, at which point the wizard was still feeling pretty weakAn NPC mystic theurge (sorcerer/favored soul) buff specialistSo, nobody was "breaking the system" but neither were you bread-and-butter fighters.And yes, we used a variant of recharge magic that made casters less explosive but made buffs a bit too accessible. The NPC buffer was the follower of the ranger and did a lot to even things out.</blockquote>