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<blockquote data-quote="BBQLord" data-source="post: 5771521" data-attributes="member: 79421">1) Don't care about what the players pick as long as it's balanced amongst themselves. A cleric, paladin, ranger (FE: Undead) are a good party. So are 4 paladins and 1 cleric. No problem, just have undead encounters be 4 or even more CR higher than normal but count as regular encounter.You just need to look out for cleric/paladin/monk or something like that because the monk would be severely underpowered relative to the paladin and cleric (even more so than normal, that is).2) Make positive energy (healing, channeling positive energy, turning), and perhaps even invoking divine powers of Good, attract more undead. So, a positive energy burst killed 10 skeletons? Excellent! In 1d6 rounds 10, 20 or 300 more skeletons show up to extinguish these positive energy channeling abominations. Make it something that the PC can use but at higher cost (or reduce its effects).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BBQLord, post: 5771521, member: 79421"] 1) Don't care about what the players pick as long as it's balanced amongst themselves. A cleric, paladin, ranger (FE: Undead) are a good party. So are 4 paladins and 1 cleric. No problem, just have undead encounters be 4 or even more CR higher than normal but count as regular encounter. You just need to look out for cleric/paladin/monk or something like that because the monk would be severely underpowered relative to the paladin and cleric (even more so than normal, that is). 2) Make positive energy (healing, channeling positive energy, turning), and perhaps even invoking divine powers of Good, [B]attract[/B] more undead. So, a positive energy burst killed 10 skeletons? Excellent! In 1d6 rounds 10, 20 or 300 more skeletons show up to extinguish these positive energy channeling abominations. Make it something that the PC can use but at higher cost (or reduce its effects). [/QUOTE]

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