Noblewright30/Ftr2/Tempest10: CR 22; ECL 42; Large-size Construct; HD 30d10+2d10+10d10; hp 215; Init +14; Spd 40 ft; AC 41 (+8 bracers of armor, +5 ring of protection, +10 Dex, +1 dodge, +9 natural); Melee +4 penetrating* shocking burst precision* scaling* rapier +44/+44/+44 (4d8+d6+13/crit 6-20/x3), +4 penetrating* flaming burst precision* scaling* rapier +44/+39/+34/+29 (4d8+d6+13/crit 6-20/x3); Face/Reach 5 ft. by 5 ft. / 10 ft.; SA spell-like abilities, tripping thrust; SQ augmented critical, construct traits, SR29, vulnerabilities; AL CN; SV Fort +14, Ref +31, Will +20; Str 36, Dex 30, Con -, Int 14, Wis 17, Cha 19.
Skills and Feats: Combat Reflexes (B), Dodge (B), Expertise (B), Improved Disarm (B), Mobility (B), Spring Attack (B), Improved Critical, Improved Initiative, Weapon Focus, Whirlwind, Parry**, Riposte**, Additional Magic Item Space^, Perfect Two Weapon Fighting^, Improved Whirlwind Attack^
Equipment: +5 ring of protection, +8 bracers of armor, +6 gloves of dexterity, +5 cloak of resistance, +6 belt of giant strength, +4 headband of intellect, glasses of true seeing, boots of flying, ring of evasion, ring of spell turning
* Forged In Magic
** Path of the Sword, pg. 85
^ Epic Level Handbook
(B) Bonus Feat, as per the monster
Mostly in d20 standard statblock. (
www.d20statblock.org) Didn't feel like italicizing everything in vB code. Edit: Didn't include skills.
I could imagine the platemail wearing two handed zweihander ubermenchen having a good chance of heavy fortification, being the focus of many attacks, but I've a feeling less grunt-y fighters with different focuses (duelist, swashbuckler, 2 weapon fighter, so forth) as well as rogues wouldn't be as fortunate.
