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Message: <blockquote data-quote="severed_ronin" data-source="post: 5274940" data-attributes="member: 91258">I suppose its within the realm of possibility given that our campaign is high-powered. The reason I ask is because a fellow player was allowed to use a homebrew template based off the half-fiend with a few modifications whereas we were to make normal characters (albeit we had the LA ÷2 cap and were allowed to use bloodlines). It didn't seem like a problem at first but as time went on it became a bit above an annoyance. Our characters have all been granted magic items and the like and has evened it out a bit, but its still one-sided. He has a form that increases his ability scores to a point of near-epic as well as increasing his AC up to the 40s and 50s - from the high twenties. He's also a multiclass Fighter/Warlock so he's rolling high damage to the point wheere most things get hit once or twice and die. This isn't to say the others aren't high-powered (we have one player whose attacks are literally crit-or-miss) but the only thing my drow has going for him is his insane Stealth and Bluff. Like I said, its complicated but I've realized that this is mostly an excuse for the DM to throw bigger and much more challenging things at us. I don't have a problem with that but when my character is dead from a couple of her more challenging monsters and we've got a FighterLock with Fast Healing, a Ranger critting on 10-20 and a paladin who might as well be the Avatar of Mystra herself, my drow rogue with Stealth and Bluff just isn't making the cut.  Lastly, Jef, I believe the feat you're thinking of is 'Magic in the Blood' from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting.</blockquote>

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