ArcaneFlash: I was thinking of an Aasamar (Angelkin), Iomede, Possible BS, switches to Magus (ES) uses BS to smite or use Magus blade enhancements. Possible Gold dragon bloodline. I was thinking of going no more than medium armour.

In DDO, it used to annoy me that I had to carry all these different BSs in different elements/specialty uses. I like that Magus lets you do that. But I also like Paladin, hence, my conflict.

Roahin: Dwarven Defender
Role: Tank
Race: Dwarf
Alignment: Any
Final Build: Tower Shield Specialist 10 / Stalwart Defender 10

Build Notes: This is about as straightforward a tank build as can exist. It's all about HP, AC and immunities to make you close to invincible. I have a real soft spot for MC tanks, but more than that, I just love Dwarves.

Starting Stats
Tower Shield Specialist-1
16 Strength
14 Dexterity
16 Constitution
14 Intelligence
12 Wisdom
08 Charisma
Skills: Mobility 1, Perception 1, Persuasion 1
Feats: Dodge, Shield Focus
Notes: Mobility we're only taking to 3 for the synergy bonus to Fighting Defensively, Persuasion is always useful even with a relatively low Charisma, and Perception will eventually be a class-skill and he has a racial bonus to it. Cultivating it now will pay dividends down the road. Note than an 8 is the lowest I will allow an attribute to sink to, and even then only if it was brought there by a racial mod. Anything lower is scummy min/maxing to me. Also, with this build, your Dwarf will begin the game in Scale Mail with a regular Tower Shield. Your starting AC is 23 without even fighting defensively!

Leveling Stats
Level 2 - Tower Shield Specialist 2
Skills: Mobility +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Unarmed Strike
Notes: IUS is to set us up for Crane Style next level. This alleviates the need to take pointless and RP-ruining dips into Monk.

Level 3 - Tower Shield Specialist 3
Skills: Mobility +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Crane Style
Notes: This is a HUGE level for your Tank. By now you've got Tartuccio's Ring and hopefully bought a suit of plate mail from Oleg. With your Mobility and Crane Style enhanced Fighting Defensively, you're at a 32 AC. Any spells or buffs you choose to give him past this is just gravy. The Treant Bear, Staglord and rest of the Act bosses should be laughable speed bumps for you and your party now.

Level 4 - Tower Shield Specialist 4
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +3
Feats: Armor Focus (Heavy)
Notes: We no longer need to level Mobility, and with Armor Check Penalties, it's a bit of a waste to do so. Where you dump your remaining points is a matter of opinion, but I favor either Nature or World. Your character will ALWAYS be at camp, and having the ability to cook or hunt for the party is invaluable. I like the idea of the Dwarf being a cook, so I go with World. Also, I also like his three remaining skills to level evenly, so I prefer to go World 3, Perception 3, Persuasion 3 over say, World 1, Perception 4, Persuasion 4.

Level 5 - Tower Shield Specialist 5
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Combat Expertise
Notes: Another big level for the Dwarven Defender, he gets Tower Shield Specialist at this level and loses the painful -2 to attack with Tower Shields. This is perfect timing since you'll now have Combat Expertise toggled on at all times with Crane Style and Fighting Defensively, losing those -2 to hit again, but gaining +2 AC. Assuming you've found no new gear since 3, your AC should be about 35 now. Enough that the Staglord is a cakewalk, and setting you up to easily clear the Trolls of Act 2. SPOILER: The Dwarven Defender has a racial +4 AC against Trolls!

Level 6 - Tower Shield Specialist 6
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Missile Shield
Notes: Why Missile Shield and not Weapon Focus -> Weapon Specialization? First, you're reaching an AC where the only missiles that're going to hit you are lucky 20's. Mitigating a natural 20 every round will go a long way for you, especially later in the game when the AI likes to drop boatloads of archers on you. Second, this game abounds with great magical one-handed weapons. How often have you had a cool weapon that was some weird type that no one had weapon focus for, like a club or a rapier? By electing not to focus on a specific weapon style, your tank can just use the best items that come along.

Level 7 - Tower Shield Specialist 7
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Toughness
Notes: Toughness is the last requirement for Stalwart Defender. Also, the second rank of Armor/Tower Shield Training at 7 is the last important level you're going to need from Tower Shield Specialist.

Level 8 - Stalwart Defender 1
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Notes: Strength is now an even number, Perception's become a class skill and chances are your AC is mid-40's. Here's where I was when I fought Hargulka: 10 Base + 11 Blessed Path (armor) + 5 Flameguard (shield) + 1 Amulet of Nat Armor + 1 Tartuccio's Ring + 3 Dexterity + 2 Heavy Armor/Shield Focus + 1 Dodge + 1 Stalwart Dodge + 4 Fighting Defensively + 3 Combat Expertise + 2 Defensive Stance + 4 Racial Giant Dodge = 48AC. I can't describe the satisfaction of watching him sit there in a rage wiffing and wiffing.

Level 9 - Stalwart Defender 2
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Blind Fight, Internal Fortitude(B)
Notes: Your AC is basically going to take care of itself from here on. Your Stalwart Defender levels, Combat Expertise, Defensive Stance, gear, it'll all continue to scale up. What we're working on now is building up immunities. These're going to help a LOT later on. Blind Fight gives you Gaze immunity, and Int Fortitude gives you Sickened and Nauseated immunity. (This is actually pretty fun if you want to throw a Stinking Cloud on him when he's surrounded.)

Level 10 - Stalwart Defender 3
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Uncanny Dodge(B)
Notes: Yet more defenses with Uncanny Dodge always passively active.

Level 11 - Stalwart Defender 4
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Skill Focus (Perception), Fearless Defense(B)
Notes: You're at 10 ranks of Perception now, so Skill Focus is a +6 bonus. This should put you at least at +22, assuming you have nothing else raising it (and you should). The later the game gets, the more fantastic the items are and they're all gated behind Perception checks. Not every party will have Jaethal's crazy Perception checks, and even if they do, she can roll 1's. Having your MC be a Perception machine is always a good idea. Also, you're now immune to Shaken and Frightened. The list of immunities continues to grow!

Level 12 - Stalwart Defender 5
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Damage Reduction 1/-

Level 13 - Stalwart Defender 6
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Persuasive, Increased Damage Reduction (DR 2/-)
Notes: Persuasive, like Skill Focus, now gets a 10 rank upgrade, further boosting your great Perception check and also helping your Persuasion score too. The Damage Reduction isn't great yet, but the more you foster it, the more it'll grow...

Level 14 - Stalwart Defender 7
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Uncanny Dodge
Notes: You're now immune to flanking. Also, your Perception should be in the +30's somewhere.

Level 15 - Stalwart Defender 8
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Steel Soul, Increased Damage Reduction (DR 5/-)
Notes: Steel Soul is Dwarf specific and essentially amounts to taking Great Fortitude, Lightning Reflexes and Iron Will all at once. Also, your Damage Reduction now deducts 5 points from anyone lucky enough to have rolled a 20 and broken past your godlike AC. Since it'll be more likely that you'll be hit by barrages of small attacks where they're more likely to roll a 20 from sheer volume of attacks, than a big attacker who can hit your enormous AC, those 5 points of DR add up rapidly.

Level 16 - Stalwart Defender 9
Attributes: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1

Level 17 - Stalwart Defender 10
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Iron Will, Renewed Defense(B), (DR 7/-)
Notes: You COULD take Roused Defense, but honestly, I usually give the MC the Heart of Ira (plenty of other slots to get Natural Armor from) to make him immune to Fatigue and Exhaustion already. If you don't, then the Fatigue immunity is probably the better bet than the on-demand 5d8+Con Mod heal.

Level 18 - Tower Shield Specialist 8
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Greater Shield Focus
Notes: Why back to Fighter? I'd really thought hard about turning him into a Paladin. A Divine Guardian of Torag fits his concept great. But really, I don't care for dips usually, and you're not getting much for it. Immunity to Diseases which you'd probably have aced the checks on anyway. A few Charisma abilities that are weak as all get-out at this level. Nah, better to keep to the concept and stick with Fighter.

Level 19 - Tower Shield Specialist 9
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Iron Will

Level 20 - Tower Shield Specialist 10
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Combat Reflexes

There you go. If your gear path was anything like mine, I had an AC in the mid/high 70's, around 300HP, immune to just about every status ailment, DR 7, a Perception check in the 40's and no matter how high I cranked the difficulty, I just couldn't die.

ArcaneFlash: Ty, You have done well.

Does adding a Pal 4 help or hurt?

BobZilla84: btw what was your Armor/Gear loadout?I'm mostly focusing on AC myself any suggestion's on key gear/accessories that might help my Tank?

ArcaneFlash: I have looked over the original Pathfinder kingmaker P&P campaign. I've searched but is there a reason only Amiri survived to the computer version?

Roahin: Dwarven Defender
Role: Tank
Race: Dwarf
Alignment: Any
Final Build: Tower Shield Specialist 10 / Stalwart Defender 10

Build Notes: This is about as straightforward a tank build as can exist. It's all about HP, AC and immunities to make you close to invincible. I have a real soft spot for MC tanks, but more than that, I just love Dwarves.

Starting Stats
Tower Shield Specialist-1
16 Strength
14 Dexterity
16 Constitution
14 Intelligence
12 Wisdom
08 Charisma
Skills: Mobility 1, Perception 1, Persuasion 1
Feats: Dodge, Shield Focus
Notes: Mobility we're only taking to 3 for the synergy bonus to Fighting Defensively, Persuasion is always useful even with a relatively low Charisma, and Perception will eventually be a class-skill and he has a racial bonus to it. Cultivating it now will pay dividends down the road. Note than an 8 is the lowest I will allow an attribute to sink to, and even then only if it was brought there by a racial mod. Anything lower is scummy min/maxing to me. Also, with this build, your Dwarf will begin the game in Scale Mail with a regular Tower Shield. Your starting AC is 23 without even fighting defensively!

Leveling Stats
Level 2 - Tower Shield Specialist 2
Skills: Mobility +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Unarmed Strike
Notes: IUS is to set us up for Crane Style next level. This alleviates the need to take pointless and RP-ruining dips into Monk.

Level 3 - Tower Shield Specialist 3
Skills: Mobility +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Crane Style
Notes: This is a HUGE level for your Tank. By now you've got Tartuccio's Ring and hopefully bought a suit of plate mail from Oleg. With your Mobility and Crane Style enhanced Fighting Defensively, you're at a 32 AC. Any spells or buffs you choose to give him past this is just gravy. The Treant Bear, Staglord and rest of the Act bosses should be laughable speed bumps for you and your party now.

Level 4 - Tower Shield Specialist 4
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +3
Feats: Armor Focus (Heavy)
Notes: We no longer need to level Mobility, and with Armor Check Penalties, it's a bit of a waste to do so. Where you dump your remaining points is a matter of opinion, but I favor either Nature or World. Your character will ALWAYS be at camp, and having the ability to cook or hunt for the party is invaluable. I like the idea of the Dwarf being a cook, so I go with World. Also, I also like his three remaining skills to level evenly, so I prefer to go World 3, Perception 3, Persuasion 3 over say, World 1, Perception 4, Persuasion 4.

Level 5 - Tower Shield Specialist 5
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Combat Expertise
Notes: Another big level for the Dwarven Defender, he gets Tower Shield Specialist at this level and loses the painful -2 to attack with Tower Shields. This is perfect timing since you'll now have Combat Expertise toggled on at all times with Crane Style and Fighting Defensively, losing those -2 to hit again, but gaining +2 AC. Assuming you've found no new gear since 3, your AC should be about 35 now. Enough that the Staglord is a cakewalk, and setting you up to easily clear the Trolls of Act 2. SPOILER: The Dwarven Defender has a racial +4 AC against Trolls!

Level 6 - Tower Shield Specialist 6
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Missile Shield
Notes: Why Missile Shield and not Weapon Focus -> Weapon Specialization? First, you're reaching an AC where the only missiles that're going to hit you are lucky 20's. Mitigating a natural 20 every round will go a long way for you, especially later in the game when the AI likes to drop boatloads of archers on you. Second, this game abounds with great magical one-handed weapons. How often have you had a cool weapon that was some weird type that no one had weapon focus for, like a club or a rapier? By electing not to focus on a specific weapon style, your tank can just use the best items that come along.

Level 7 - Tower Shield Specialist 7
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Toughness
Notes: Toughness is the last requirement for Stalwart Defender. Also, the second rank of Armor/Tower Shield Training at 7 is the last important level you're going to need from Tower Shield Specialist.

Level 8 - Stalwart Defender 1
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Notes: Strength is now an even number, Perception's become a class skill and chances are your AC is mid-40's. Here's where I was when I fought Hargulka: 10 Base + 11 Blessed Path (armor) + 5 Flameguard (shield) + 1 Amulet of Nat Armor + 1 Tartuccio's Ring + 3 Dexterity + 2 Heavy Armor/Shield Focus + 1 Dodge + 1 Stalwart Dodge + 4 Fighting Defensively + 3 Combat Expertise + 2 Defensive Stance + 4 Racial Giant Dodge = 48AC. I can't describe the satisfaction of watching him sit there in a rage wiffing and wiffing.

Level 9 - Stalwart Defender 2
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Blind Fight, Internal Fortitude(B)
Notes: Your AC is basically going to take care of itself from here on. Your Stalwart Defender levels, Combat Expertise, Defensive Stance, gear, it'll all continue to scale up. What we're working on now is building up immunities. These're going to help a LOT later on. Blind Fight gives you Gaze immunity, and Int Fortitude gives you Sickened and Nauseated immunity. (This is actually pretty fun if you want to throw a Stinking Cloud on him when he's surrounded.)

Level 10 - Stalwart Defender 3
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Uncanny Dodge(B)
Notes: Yet more defenses with Uncanny Dodge always passively active.

Level 11 - Stalwart Defender 4
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Skill Focus (Perception), Fearless Defense(B)
Notes: You're at 10 ranks of Perception now, so Skill Focus is a +6 bonus. This should put you at least at +22, assuming you have nothing else raising it (and you should). The later the game gets, the more fantastic the items are and they're all gated behind Perception checks. Not every party will have Jaethal's crazy Perception checks, and even if they do, she can roll 1's. Having your MC be a Perception machine is always a good idea. Also, you're now immune to Shaken and Frightened. The list of immunities continues to grow!

Level 12 - Stalwart Defender 5
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Damage Reduction 1/-

Level 13 - Stalwart Defender 6
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Persuasive, Increased Damage Reduction (DR 2/-)
Notes: Persuasive, like Skill Focus, now gets a 10 rank upgrade, further boosting your great Perception check and also helping your Persuasion score too. The Damage Reduction isn't great yet, but the more you foster it, the more it'll grow...

Level 14 - Stalwart Defender 7
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Uncanny Dodge
Notes: You're now immune to flanking. Also, your Perception should be in the +30's somewhere.

Level 15 - Stalwart Defender 8
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Steel Soul, Increased Damage Reduction (DR 5/-)
Notes: Steel Soul is Dwarf specific and essentially amounts to taking Great Fortitude, Lightning Reflexes and Iron Will all at once. Also, your Damage Reduction now deducts 5 points from anyone lucky enough to have rolled a 20 and broken past your godlike AC. Since it'll be more likely that you'll be hit by barrages of small attacks where they're more likely to roll a 20 from sheer volume of attacks, than a big attacker who can hit your enormous AC, those 5 points of DR add up rapidly.

Level 16 - Stalwart Defender 9
Attributes: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1

Level 17 - Stalwart Defender 10
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Iron Will, Renewed Defense(B), (DR 7/-)
Notes: You COULD take Roused Defense, but honestly, I usually give the MC the Heart of Ira (plenty of other slots to get Natural Armor from) to make him immune to Fatigue and Exhaustion already. If you don't, then the Fatigue immunity is probably the better bet than the on-demand 5d8+Con Mod heal.

Level 18 - Tower Shield Specialist 8
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Greater Shield Focus
Notes: Why back to Fighter? I'd really thought hard about turning him into a Paladin. A Divine Guardian of Torag fits his concept great. But really, I don't care for dips usually, and you're not getting much for it. Immunity to Diseases which you'd probably have aced the checks on anyway. A few Charisma abilities that are weak as all get-out at this level. Nah, better to keep to the concept and stick with Fighter.

Level 19 - Tower Shield Specialist 9
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Iron Will

Level 20 - Tower Shield Specialist 10
Attribute: Strength +1
Skills: Knowledge (World) +1, Perception +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Combat Reflexes

There you go. If your gear path was anything like mine, I had an AC in the mid/high 70's, around 300HP, immune to just about every status ailment, DR 7, a Perception check in the 40's and no matter how high I cranked the difficulty, I just couldn't die.

Roahin: Inferno Priest of Asmodeus
Role: Ranged Nuke
Race: Tiefling (Hellspawn Heritage)
Alignment: Lawful Evil / Lawful Neutral / Neutral Evil
Final Build: Sorcerer 4 / Ecclesitheurge 6 / Mystic Theurge 10

Build Notes: Tieflings are a race that have vexed me for some time. I prefer Devils and the Lawful Evil fiends over the Demons and the Chaotic Evil ones. But the Hellspawn (LE) heritage is a +2 Con, +2 Wis, -2 Cha unless you take Sorcerer / Eldritch Scion levels with the Infernal bloodline. I can't NOT take one of those classes and know I'm forever lugging around a -2 attribute penalty I didn't have to take, but at the same time, who wants a Sorcerer with +2 Con and +2 Wis? Are there any two stats worse?
I fiddled around with Clerics of Asmodeus who just took the -2 hit to Charisma, but couldn't get past it. I tried Eldritch Scions but found the attributes didn't make sense and were wildly ineffective. Then this build clicked. It does everything I'd ever wanted a Priest of Asmodeus to do. Burn everything. Burn the heretics, burn the lawbreakers, burn the rival countries, burn it all.

Starting Stats
Sorcerer-1
Bloodline: Infernal
10 Strength
14 Dexterity
16 Constitution
10 Intelligence
16 Wisdom
16 Charisma
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Spell Focus (Evocation), Spell Specialization (Magic Missile)
Spells: (1) Grease, Magic Missile
Notes: While the Hellspawn gets a +2 on Perception checks, it never becomes a class skill and there really aren't the points to burn on it.

Leveling Stats
Level 2 - Ecclesitheurge 1
Deity: Asmodeus
Domains: Fire, Law
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Notes: With Spell Specialization - Magic Missile, you can step away and level Cleric for now. In the earlier levels, a Sorcerer 1 / Cleric 3 is worth more than a Sorcerer 4.

Level 3 - Ecclesitheurge 2
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Point Blank Shot
Notes: There are going to be a lot of Ray spells down the road, Precise Shot should be taken ASAP.

Level 4 - Ecclesitheurge 3
Attribute: Wisdom +1
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Notes: You might be tempted to switch Spell Specialization over to Arrow of Law. After all, that'd make it do 3d8 damage and there are a LOT of Chaotic creatures in this game, but resist the temptation. You don't have Precise Shot yet and Magic Missile hits everything, Chaotic or not.

Level 5 - Sorcerer 2
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Precise Shot
Notes: Remember as an Eccleistheurge you can prep ALL your Cleric spells with Domain spells. So if you want to use all Scorching Rays, you can and now is a good time to do it since you no longer have the -4 penalty for firing into melee.

Level 6 - Sorcerer 3
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Spells: (1) Shield, Protection from Good(Free)
Notes: Your SS-Magic Missile now fires 3 missiles.

Level 7 - Sorcerer 4
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Elemental Focus - Fire, Spell Specialization (Burning Arc)
Spells: (2) Burning Arc
Notes: It's a judgement call on switching Spell Spec. 7 uses of 3d4+3 Magic Missile vs 4 uses of 6d6 Burning Arc that will bounce around between targets. I personally find Burning Arc more useful, but play it by ear.

Level 8 - Mystic Theurge 1
Attribute: Wisdom +1
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Spell Specialization (Magic Missile)
Spells: (1) Ray of Enfeeblement, (2) Molten Orb
Notes: I know what I said for 7, but for 8, SS-MM is worth more. The reason is that it now does 4 missiles, and in addition to your 7 Sorcerer slots, thanks to Mystic Theurge, you can now prep your 4 Cleric-2lvl slots with it as well. By about this time you're just machine gunning down every Troll you come across.
Also note that your Cleric bonded Holy Symbol? This works on Arcane spells that you prepped with your Cleric slots. So, really, you've got 12 casts/day.

Level 9 - Mystic Theurge 2
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Greater Spell Focus (Evocation)
Spells: (3) Fireball

Level 10 - Mystic Theurge 3
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Spells: (1) Burning Hands, (2) Scorching Ray, (3) Haste
[i]Notes: Magic Missile now fires all 5 missiles.

Level 11 - Mystic Theurge 4
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Greater Elemental Focus (Fire)
Spells: (4) Controlled Fireball

Level 12 - Mystic Theurge 5
Attribute: Wisdom +1
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Spell Specialization (Scorching Ray)
Spells: (2) Mirror Image, (3) Displacement, (4) Dragon's Breath
Notes: Why the switch? Magic Missile now natively is maxed out at 5, Spell Spec doesn't help it anymore. But it will give you a third Scorching Ray ray for a total of 12d6 damage. And between your Cleric and Sorcerer slots, that's a lot of rays.

Level 13 - Mystic Theurge 6
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Spell Penetration
Spells: (5) Fire Snake
Notes: Roahin, what should my spell lists be looking like? Assuming you have no stat buffs to increase limits and you're just looking for pure blast damage: Sorcerer: 7 Magic Missiles, 7 Scorching Rays, 7 Fireballs, 5 Controlled Fireballs, 3 Fire Snakes; Cleric: 6 Burning Hands, 6 Scorching Rays, 5 Fireballs, 4 Controlled Fireballs, 2 Flame Strikes. As you can see, the name of the game with this build is TONS of high damaging spells. I generally recommend having your team pre-buffed with both Fire Resistance spells so you don't have to sit there trying to work them out of the area of effect (that'll let you drop Controlled Fireball for Dragon's Breath which does more damage). You will never run out of spells, and you're going to find that even if a tough mob out there is making his reflex saves, you're going to be burning them down like nothing anyhow. And when you're dropping 40+ damage to like eight targets simultaneously, you're really doing hundreds of overall damage per cast.

Level 14 - Mystic Theurge 7
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Spell Specialization (Fire Snake)
Spells: (2) Blur, (3) Stinking Cloud, (4) Obsidian Flow, (5) Cloudkill
Notes: Your Scorching Ray now natively fires all three rays. Fire Snake is one of the few spells that can still benefit from increased caster level at this point.

Level 15 - Mystic Theurge 8
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Greater Spell Penetration, Spell Specialization (Hellfire Ray)
Spells: (6)Hellfire Ray

Level 16 - Mystic Theurge 9
Attribute: Wisdom +1
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Spells: (4) Volcanic Storm, (5) Vampiric Shadow Shield, (6) Sirocco

Level 17 - Mystic Theurge 10
Skills: Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Weapon Focus (Ray)
Spells: (7) Firebrand
Notes: God, Firebrand is such a great spell. For those unfamiliar, you make your whole team immune to your fire spells and all their weapons count as flaming.

Level 18 - Ecclesitheurge 4
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1

Level 19 - Ecclesitheurge 5
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1
Feats: Improved Critical (Ray)

Level 20 - Ecclesitheurge 6
Attribute: Wisdom +1
Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Lore (Religion) +1, Persuasion +1

Some might recognize this as a variant of my Firelord build for Tristan in the Companions page. Given both Saranae and Asmodeus are fire Gods, there's some obvious overlap. But whereas Tristan's build also focused on healing and buffing, the Inferno Priest is just a tactical nuke, clean-sweeping encounters away. It should be noted that even on Unfair difficulty, I found this build was making things too easy. Maybe that's a boon to you, maybe it's a drawback.

BobZilla84: What weapon would you recommend for this build Roahin a crossbow or bow?

BobZilla84: Hey Roahin I would love to see your take on a Grenadier build I have tried a few others but they were a little to min/max for me.Any chance you could give it a shot bud?