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<blockquote data-quote="nameless" data-source="post: 239973" data-attributes="member: 1543">That troll cleric is a good one. I'm a big fan of throwing classed monsters at my parties. The worst I think I ever did to them was a party of ghouls. I had three or four rogues and one who was an OoBI. The rogue ghouls covered their claws in poison, since they were immune. The rogues set up flanking positions and were causing two fort saves per hit, in addition to sneak attack damage. The archer spent his actions messing up the cleric and the party archer. It was a really tough fight, but a lot of fun.I also made a Shadow Cleric 5. His favorite trick was Animating some skeletons, which served as distractions while his shadow spawn dealt the real pain.Last but not least was the Osyluth Rogue. He first went invisible and threw up some Major images of himself. Then he threw out some walls of ice to separate the party. After the wizard wasted a few spells on false Osyluths and fended off some animated dead, he just let the illusions roam around. When one of them appeared right next to him, he continued to look for the source of the spells. He didn't realize that the one next to him was dropping his invisibility. One full attack later, the wizard never underestimated smoke screen tactics again.-nameless</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nameless, post: 239973, member: 1543"] That troll cleric is a good one. I'm a big fan of throwing classed monsters at my parties. The worst I think I ever did to them was a party of ghouls. I had three or four rogues and one who was an OoBI. The rogue ghouls covered their claws in poison, since they were immune. The rogues set up flanking positions and were causing two fort saves per hit, in addition to sneak attack damage. The archer spent his actions messing up the cleric and the party archer. It was a really tough fight, but a lot of fun. I also made a Shadow Cleric 5. His favorite trick was Animating some skeletons, which served as distractions while his shadow spawn dealt the real pain. Last but not least was the Osyluth Rogue. He first went invisible and threw up some Major images of himself. Then he threw out some walls of ice to separate the party. After the wizard wasted a few spells on false Osyluths and fended off some animated dead, he just let the illusions roam around. When one of them appeared right next to him, he continued to look for the source of the spells. He didn't realize that the one next to him was dropping his invisibility. One full attack later, the wizard never underestimated smoke screen tactics again. -nameless [/QUOTE]

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