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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkredlitheOgre" data-source="post: 5707816" data-attributes="member: 99513">Definitely apologize and put your concerns out there.  Hopefully that'll get everything cleared up.If nothing gets resolved and you keep playing, something I've found in this case is that the other players, whether they mind or not, tend to decide that the powerful character is good enough that they can be kind of lackadaisical in combat.  Stealth is a good option for bad guys too.  If you combine this with StreamOfTheSky's idea of a 'group of bosses' mentality, you can have the powerful character spending time taking down 'boss' enemies or illusions thereof, while slightly less powerful enemies swarm the rest of the characters.  Once (if) they survive, it could force them to fight more like a team instead of one guy doing everything.  Especially if, like StreamOfTheSky said, you extend the adventuring day so that resources have to be expended over a longer period of time.Damage reduction and reach weapons are also fun things for bad guys to have.  Your Magus steps up to lay down the hurt, oh...AoO.  If you can get more than one guy on him, there's flanking bonuses.  Combat Maneuvers, like grappling or tripping, can reduce his AC.  If he's prone from tripping, standing up is an AoO at -4 to his AC.  If he's hard to get a hold of, multiple creatures can grapple the same opponent, with a +2 (using Aid Another) to the CMB.Feint is something the rogue in my party uses.  Bluff vs. Sense Motive.  If the Sense Motive fails, he's denied his Dexterity bonus.  Disarm can take away his sword and Bull Rush can push him away, making him use a Move action, granting him only one attack.Try to handle this out of game, definitely.  You have options in-game, but they might push the player even harder if you suddenly start targeting his character.Good luck.</blockquote>

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