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I am sorry, stats are an issue. The game was made and balanced over a period of years. For example, spell will get easier negated because of the high stats un less the dm goes through changing all the dc's and thats like rewriting thr rules to me.

I am teaching my kids about the game and told them OP players will make the game boring for others. Also winning and losing is part of the game. Fun is supose to be a major part of the game and if OP players is their way of having fun, then they can go play a campaign with 18 stats across the board.

I had 16 higher stat and the rest was meh, i played a fighter with a con of 9. He was always sick and i rolled played him that way.. It was interesting


Wow this is insane, because it happened in our campaign plus dm rewards xp for damage... So lets say you are not lucky with dice.. No or hardly no xp.

I feel your pain but i see, killing other pc's is not cool. His whole reason for killing them off? Out of game, is everyone friendly or is there tension between some players?


Thanks for the fast replies, i guess, if this is not fixable, its maybe time for me to retire.. Its too bad in a way because it seems my "complaining" is, in my opinion, constructive. It's too bad, girlfriend will be sad and the other friends. And its a big too bad for me because i had did so much reading and investing time.

Btw, to answer some questions, he does not fight with weapons, just his fists, slaming people around and i just found out, in the begining he convinced the dm with a story.. Anyways, he is now a half giant and a half orc for the abilities... Please someone tell me that is not magic right there for someone that is against magic in campaigns and finds it unreal.


About 6 months ago, we started playing pathfinder. A friend of ours, dedicated to this game and knows alot of the rules. He is co gm ing with someone so all get to play. I can't tell you all about his character but i did ask some questions about it and why his character is so strong at almost everything. I will give a small rune down:

He started out as a lvl 1 human fighter and exchange all of his proficiencies, heavy, medium, light armor, light and heavy shield, military, exotic and simple weapons, for 8 feats. So he finds himself with alot of feats. Then some said, can we really do that? He said in general no but the dm allows it. By then, we had all made out characters and the dm is new to pathfinder so she let it go not knowing more about it. He decided to go up monk to grapple and fight. I asked if he asked any questions on the forums about his character and his respons was, nop because alot of players play a certain way and are glued to the rules. The whole point is to make a character like you want to play it.

At level 4, on a non critical hit, he rolled 2d8, result 8 and 7 and with bonuses does 31 damage. And i saw him rolling 9 to hit and total came to 20 or 19. How he does so much damage is beyong me. The most damage my cleric can do on non crit is 15.. Max! I peaked at his stats, str 21, int 18 and wis 18. Which i find it makes no sens to me. He once told me, to take feats such as improve unarmed strike because if you end up with no weapon, you are screwed, as he can disarm, sunder weapons. He is not for magic users because it seems unrealistic. I told him, if pathfinder fond it like that, they would of never put it in the books right? I also asked if i can change my character and they said ok, so i decided to go with summoner synthesis. He told me that everyone says that class is broken and he thinks not. Even the summoner will never be able to match his PC

I talked to the gm about this, and she told me its just a game really, but she did admit that he mops the floor with her creatures. I heard he asked the gm to create a higher challenge rating creature while this time we are struggling with our level 4 creatures. It also seems that xp is base on damage.

I am asking to you, as dm and players that are into this game alot. What do you all think about this?