To start the fight off I went after Sarevok. Sarevok turns out to have quite high (low) AC, and even with a -14 thac0 I still had a lot of attacks not getting to him. I opted to immediately rage for the immunities, then rush him with AoF + shield of harmony and GWW until I got a slow on him. I then ran and finished him at range with the Throwing Impaler. This thing pumps a *lot* of damage out with its +10 pierce damage component. Next was a lot of kiting until I found an enemy with PFMW down. This turned out to be the beholder. Of note here is that I had to recast rage for the immunities, and I tried to stay out of sight of Irenicus as he'll cast breach to dispel my buffs. The beholder turned went down fairly fast with GWW once his stoneskin was chewed through. I then had a bit of kiting until I could kill the dragon. I had him go invisible once, but beyond that he was easy to hit so the impaler made short work of him as well. Irenicus was more of the same, except he had a lot more castings of stoneskin to get through. Here is where having 10 uses of GWW came in handy. I also had to use the book of spells to cast truesight as he kept using shadow door on me.
Overall the strategy was pretty simple, but the execution definately required a bit of practice and luck. The initial phase of killing Saravok is probably the most difficult, as allowing him to live for any amount of time is extremely bad and the rolls required a fair bit of luck. If I couldn't down him in 2 GWW's the fight was realistically lost already.
One of the key parts of this strategy was the use of Throwing Impaler. Even though it's 2 handed, having a 1D6+4, +10 piercing damage weapon that I could use at range was a godsend. This was actually the reason I opted to spec in to 2h weapons at all, and for a few fights it has payed off in spades. Anyways, now I'm off to TOB





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