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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9191793" data-attributes="member: 23751"><p>Heh. Going to what [USER=7024481]@nevin[/USER] said about using the good stuff for NPCs, too, I just finished a campaign at 18th level.&nbsp; The BBEG was a high level wizard who in the final fight, knowing the PCs tactics and abilities, laid out an initial fight to stop them.&nbsp; There was a high level equivalent red wizard of thay in the group, but also a simulacrum of the BBEG. He gave it good magic items, including a con 19 item to mitigate the loss in hit points.&nbsp; After they with a lot of effort beat that fight, they encountered the simulacrum's simulacrum which had a few others with it and no magic items. It was just there to do some more damage and use up some more limited resources. Only then did they reach the still full up BBEG and his group.&nbsp; They barely survived the fight, but they did win and the struggle made it all the more sweet at the end.&nbsp; They knew that they had earned it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9191793, member: 23751"] Heh. Going to what [USER=7024481]@nevin[/USER] said about using the good stuff for NPCs, too, I just finished a campaign at 18th level. The BBEG was a high level wizard who in the final fight, knowing the PCs tactics and abilities, laid out an initial fight to stop them. There was a high level equivalent red wizard of thay in the group, but also a simulacrum of the BBEG. He gave it good magic items, including a con 19 item to mitigate the loss in hit points. After they with a lot of effort beat that fight, they encountered the simulacrum's simulacrum which had a few others with it and no magic items. It was just there to do some more damage and use up some more limited resources. Only then did they reach the still full up BBEG and his group. They barely survived the fight, but they did win and the struggle made it all the more sweet at the end. They knew that they had earned it. [/QUOTE]

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