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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Zardoz" data-source="post: 4548241" data-attributes="member: 704">It depends on the ranges involved, but I have a few ideas.1)&nbsp; There are a number of Ranged At Will attacks.&nbsp; Wizards with magic Missile can still engage easily.&nbsp; Warlocks Eldritch blast should work fine.&nbsp; I think the Cleric may have a ranged at will, but the range is not very impressive.2)&nbsp; Some Rogue and Ranger abilities do not care if you are using a melee attack or a ranged attack.&nbsp; Sneak attack in particular, if you can find some means to gain combat advantage over the dragon.In general though, if your party lacks a Warlock, an Archery based Ranger, or a Wizard, you quickly run low on viable means of inflicting damage aside from basic attacks with ranged weapons.3)&nbsp; Paladins Divine Challenge.&nbsp; This should at least inflict some damage on the dragon, at the cost of turning your Paladin into the Holy Lightning Rod of Antioch.END COMMUNICATION</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Zardoz, post: 4548241, member: 704"] It depends on the ranges involved, but I have a few ideas. 1) There are a number of Ranged At Will attacks. Wizards with magic Missile can still engage easily. Warlocks Eldritch blast should work fine. I think the Cleric may have a ranged at will, but the range is not very impressive. 2) Some Rogue and Ranger abilities do not care if you are using a melee attack or a ranged attack. Sneak attack in particular, if you can find some means to gain combat advantage over the dragon. In general though, if your party lacks a Warlock, an Archery based Ranger, or a Wizard, you quickly run low on viable means of inflicting damage aside from basic attacks with ranged weapons. 3) Paladins Divine Challenge. This should at least inflict some damage on the dragon, at the cost of turning your Paladin into the Holy Lightning Rod of Antioch. END COMMUNICATION [/QUOTE]

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