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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SJE" data-source="post: 1280923" data-attributes="member: 13282">I ran a successful game of Midnight (successful since the players begged me not to move away and finish the game, but real life, eh...)Here are the things I noticed-Poor magic armour availability means that with fighters BAB increasing,  AC values dont increase at the same pace.  I wound up allowing players to add their base Reflex save to their AC (Base Reflex minus 2 if your were a Rogue or Defender) in order to keep the game balancedChannellers with a high stat and a Cure Moderate Wounds Talisman can out-heal even traditional healing specialist clerics at up to 5th level! As for the defeating Izrador question. Well I ran a game where they contributed to banishing Izrador back to the Pit.  It started out with a Grail Quest to rediscover the Old Gods. Instead they were tested for possible Messiahdom. They all failed that test, so intead were chosen  to protect the infant messiah when he was born. In the vein of Biblical mythology, they had to protect this infant baby from the Occupation forces, Jahzir and the Wrath of Izrador, smuggling the child to safety with the elves. At great cost, and many PC deaths, they achieved this, and in our epilogue, we covered the Messiahs Pilgrimage of Peace, ascension to the Heavens and the resultant banishment of Izrador. Defeating Izrador is possible. But not by hitting him with an epic-level sword.SJE</blockquote>