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Message: <blockquote data-quote="robberbaron" data-source="post: 1574911" data-attributes="member: 14771">All those who said the character is fine - I agree completely.I don't consider myself a powergamer (sometimes I take feats for flavour rather than effectiveness) but as long as powergamers create their characters using the same rules I do there is no problem. That comes if you allow one PC access to feats/items not available to the rest of the group. The powercharacter may have "optimised" items but the other PCs have some nice kit too. Their trouble with the dragon came from having cast many of their spells in previous encounters.That's just part of gaming.Maybe you could give the other characters a treat in the shape of a superpowerful NPC who will create magic items to order in exchange for their current items. Give them the items they really want.If they are still, in your eyes, less effective than the Paladin then perhaps the problem lies with the way they play their characters. A badly-played Wizard is next to useless whereas a well-played one is titanic.</blockquote>