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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ravensblood" data-source="post: 2078459" data-attributes="member: 17707">Simplify the problemHi guys, Ive been reading this thread and the whole time, all I could think about is simplify the problem.  If your overly concerned with him sundering all your NPC's magic weapons, just cast dispel magic on his sword.  Magic is shut off for awhile, can't break any magic items.  It's that Simple.  Heck, a fighter class could be charmed or dominated and sent against his fellows.  Then see what happens.He's a tank right.  The  DM in our current campaign where my character plays a bit of a tank, (more like heavy cavalry actually) had us attacked by groups of giant rats.  He enhanced them with better attacks and hitpoints, which gave me plenty to swing at.  In the mean time, invisible rogues moved in to sneak attack with the flanking bonus.  Unless he has whirlwind attack, he's not gonna take them all down.  You can also use improved invisibility too so they stay unseen.  Divide and conquor.  Your enemies should scry on you to learn your weaknesses and tailor their attacks accordingly.  In the same IK campaign mentioned above, the DM used something from the monsternomicon.  Basically their outsider rogues that jump out of a characters shadow, sneak attack, and then next round slink away.  Very frustrating after awhile.  They have a certain level of DR as well.  Worst of all, they can hide in the shadows for awhile and regenerate.  Repeat this process a few rounds and ta-da.  Have them jump out and attack for a couple of rounds then go away.  In the mean time, the spell casters will use up their buff spells, and then you wait 'till they end.  Repeat attack, and continue to wear then down, and harry them like this for awhile.  That's when you through the BBEG at them in concert with the shadow rogues.   I'm not trying to be mean or anything, just sometimes good tactics for intelligent enemies make a big difference.</blockquote>

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