>1) Whenever you think something is too good or too
>unbeatable, or even if you just think a certain combo can't
>stand up to another certain combo, the best way to find out if
>and why you're wrong is to play whatever you think is on the
>strong side of that imbalance seriously.
>
>Even if you have to play something you'd otherwise never play
>to do it, you'll keep the knowledge of how to beat that thing
>for all successive characters.

Sadly, for as much as people used to say they were horrible, I'm going to go out on a limb and say Evil Conjurer. I decided to try one recently to see if they sucked as bad as people said, and it's honestly stupid powerful. I can't even find my wands, and I was working people (Particularly those poor ragers. Nightgaunt isn't even fair for ragers).

Scion Conjurer is ridiculous and sucky to fight, but hey, someone's got to be the bad guy and that I don't mind so bad. They're usually just better than me to begin with. Scion conjurers with greater devil conjuring? Seriously, WTF are you thinking! In reference to Jerohk, pretty sure this is after repeated deaths to Charine. In part, I'm not one to run away from fights just because he is overwhelming me (no way to figure out a way to win if you don't try), and in part because those devils left me with such ridiculous damage over time affects it was half pointless to run anyways.

Wed May 26 05:48:32 2010 by 'Lyristeon' at level 50 (130 hrs):
The guy tries. But someone needs to teach him about 'Tactical Retreat'.

At least there I was a hero paladin. Nowadays, I'm dealing with it in the mid-thirties. At least tell me some of those abilities come with devil level?