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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nittanytbone" data-source="post: 3073873" data-attributes="member: 35709">Doh!  Sorry, of course you need turn undead before you can take Divine Might.How about this instead -- max core damage is 98.  Max non-core damage is 112.Half-Orc Druid with heavy warhorse companion.  His feat is irrelevant.The druid attacks with a gnome hooked hammer from his warhorse.  He's not proficient with it (unless he spends his feat on Exotic Weapon Prof), but in this scenario he auto-hits for crits.Let's assume he has 18 str -- not unreasonable for a half-orc.That does:  Pick (on hand) - 1d6+4 x 4 = 40Hammer (off hand)- 1d8+2 x 3 = 30The horse auto-hits with his attacks for criticals doing:Hoof 1 - 1d6+1 x 2 = 14Hoof 2 - 1d6+1 x 2 = 14For a grand total of 98 damage.In a non-core setting, he could take Monkey Grip (normally a terrible feat) and up the damage to 1d8/1d10.  That ups the damage to 112.I know that doesn't beat the cleric above, but maybe someone can find a way to increase the animal's damage or number of attacks.  And if summoned critters are allowed, of course the druid can own easily.</blockquote>