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<blockquote data-quote="Calico_Jack73" data-source="post: 1313974" data-attributes="member: 14403"><p>I became a huge fan of Liches when the Van Rickten's Guide to Liches was published.&nbsp; No doubt your PC's have played for a while and know pretty much the strengths and weaknesses of Liches and they've probably memorized every spell in the PHB.&nbsp; Van Rickten's Guide brought up the concept of Psionic Liches which would fill the same niche that you want for the sorcerer as psions need no material components but some of the powers could throw them for a loop.&nbsp; Also... make up your own spells.&nbsp; Ancient Liches typically became Liches so they could continue their spell research.&nbsp; Every lich should have spells that nobody has ever seen before.&nbsp; Also, every lich should be individual and should have additional powers.&nbsp; Van Rickten's Guide called them salient abilities.&nbsp; If you have the book or can get it I'd highly reccomend using some or coming up with your own.&nbsp; As your primary villain I wouldn't worry too much about what his CR is eventually going to become.&nbsp; It is the player's job to get to a power level where they can challenge him.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Calico_Jack73, post: 1313974, member: 14403"] I became a huge fan of Liches when the Van Rickten's Guide to Liches was published. No doubt your PC's have played for a while and know pretty much the strengths and weaknesses of Liches and they've probably memorized every spell in the PHB. Van Rickten's Guide brought up the concept of Psionic Liches which would fill the same niche that you want for the sorcerer as psions need no material components but some of the powers could throw them for a loop. Also... make up your own spells. Ancient Liches typically became Liches so they could continue their spell research. Every lich should have spells that nobody has ever seen before. Also, every lich should be individual and should have additional powers. Van Rickten's Guide called them salient abilities. If you have the book or can get it I'd highly reccomend using some or coming up with your own. As your primary villain I wouldn't worry too much about what his CR is eventually going to become. It is the player's job to get to a power level where they can challenge him. [/QUOTE]

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