Just picking one character is kind of difficult. I suppose in terms of just sheer power I managed to get a Fighter/Rogue/Warshaper character to some pretty insane stats in a doomed run of the WLD.
As for greatest character? That would probably be either Turkish or Tommy. Turkish was a cleric of Pelor who I crafted right after the release of the 3.5 complete books so naturally I went with the Radiant Servent prestige class. After I put the character together, a fairly gruff human with a no nonsense attitude towards both injustice and the undead we were thrown into a revised version of Temple of Elemental Evil. The true enemies of the campaign were not the cultists of the Elder Eye though...oh no. The true enemy for the priest came in the form of one of the party members, Character. Character was...well...he was a wild mage. The player who decided to put this paticular 'character' together was really inspired by the sheer chaotic nature of the concept. The best moment for the two characters to collaborate though was when the parties paladin was paralyzed by some chuuls and thrown into a lake to drown. Character, who had spent most of his gold on consumable magic items, came up with a strange plan to save the paladin of Heironious. He used two feather tokens...one to make a tree, the other to make an anvil. Our rogue, a LE tiefling by the name of Veridian, made a use rope check to secure my character and then one to the anvil and tree, making a makeshift pulley. Turkish then dived into the water and grabbed a hold of the paladin. The other characters pushed the anvil into the water and helped pull Turkish and the paladin out of the water. That was probably one of the greatest group efforts I can think of...though telling the half-dragon tyranosaurus to vomit up the warforged fighter with the use of a greater command spell later in the game was pretty amusing. Vomit will always be one of my favorite one word command phrases.
As for Tommy well...maybe I'll write up a little something on my Kingdom of Kalimar character a little later.
