Regarding the game play (EDITED MAY 15, 2008), you'll see Options

[Bereth Darkides]

I have rewrote this 5 times because I am non too happy with the extreme game balance problem.
Is there anyway to tone down the power and or numbers of the nuclear skeleton warriors I am facing (at 9th-10th lvl) that does not include playing outside of core rules!

HOLY FAK!

You see I really hate having to cheat.

(PS,,, Vlad what were you thinking)?


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This post has been edited by Bereth Darkides: May 15 2008, 07:35 PM

[Bereth Darkides]

OK.. sisnce nobody could guess the answer above I'll give it to you.

ways to Killl the vamp.

1) Wand of negation (retributive strike, look it up if needed). It's a final strike move with the possiblity of killing the weilder too but, the negative planes will destroy each other.

2) 9th lvl spell, Mordenkainen's Disjunction or Wish spell.Noguarentee that it will destroy the bag of holding because of the randomness of the spell, but it's can do it!

3) Bottomless flask of Holy water. Make sure your in a closed room, and can breath water for this. A druid is awfully hard to kill when cornered in a closed space and is deadly to Vampires with these two items.

4)Any other void, disc or black hole magical effect. Mind you, not everyone carries these around. Merely touching the myst (vampire) would cause an explosion that could kill you and your party. So yes it's a risk.

5) Mace of Cuthbert.

6) there are a few other artifacts (including i believe the fourth part of the staff of wonder) that have similar powers that can destroy negative planes within magic items as well. Note though do not get confused between killing the creature and utterly destroying the creature. In the above scenario the Bag is needed to be the target. Else, mr blood sucker will say,"is that a Djinni with a Bikini over there" CHOMP!

NOTE: I'm typing these at work so these are coming out of my mind and my memory. Pretty good eh. I told you, my knowledge was vast.

PS; sorry for the ego stroke,, lol.

This post has been edited by Bereth Darkides: May 7 2008, 08:58 PM