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Hi there im a noob, so you can withold statements of that nature because believe me i already know. I havent had a lot of experience with pathfinder in fact I only was in 1 campaign before the one i started and in that campaign we used 5 d6 reroll ones and drop the lowest two for stats so i thought this was ok it would just lead to more epic-level gameplay so i let the group im running do the same. The only problem is i didnt take into account the fact that "rise of the runelords" wasnt designed for those high of stats. On top of that my party consists of a Warlord (Tome of Secrets) a bard, a wizard, a cleric and a ranger. So when they get going and all the buffs come into effect they are effectively like 2 levels higher than they really are. at one point with extra buffs and such the tank was at 27 AC at level 1! Needless to say goblins aren't going to scratch that. I have tried throwing higher CR monsters at them, raising boss health and AC, all to no avail since they just walk over everything. aside from one crit that a boss got i havent done almost any damage to them so the most excitement we see is who gets the kill. In fact the wizard has the most kills right now with nothing more than his staff! I really dont want to force them to reroll since it was a mistake i made but im running out of options... what ways do you think i can remedy the situation and if you think rerolling is the only option what form of reroll should it be?

I am working on a character/partial campaign that has an enemy who can pose/disguise as a human and is highly intelligent but is really something else. Im not looking for like a lycanthrope or something like that, i just can't find the right monster. Any suggestions?

Oh an ps this archenemy needs the ability to take on multiple different appearances.

I thought it would be interesting if they added the ability to multiclass and have prestige classes. Im not sure of any mmo's that have a prestige class, i know there are "hero" classes like DKs in wow but those are actually a class of their own. What about taking levels in a prestige class like taking levels in multiclassing? I believe if you kept a total level cap this would be very interesting.(ie if you had 5 level as a rogue and one level as an assassin you would be level six) this is kinda self goverened for keeping classes from being op by the fact that at later levels if you try to add too many levels in too many different classes you would have very little power in level cap encounters. going off of this i wonder if gestalting (dual classing) would be possible either through a seperate server or by halving the combined powers so it wouldnt be like having two fully powered classes at the same time. (with multiclassing you sacrifice levels in other classes in order to get low level increments in another) just thought it might be an interesting and original idea. even rift which has the large number of "sub-class" options doesnt give you the opportunity to be a berserker shooting fireballs... along this line what about class archetypes allowing for more specialized leveling?