Wise enough for you?

[Xervous]

As an offshoot from my solution to Tippy's challenge to optimize a monk to defeat the elder evils...

Wis to... well nearly everything.

Anthropomorphic bat, +6 wis, 0 LA. BALANCED
Saint, 2 LA (boo hoo), +2 wis. Wis to AC
Monk's belt. Wis to AC... waitaminute...
Cleric (if we could fit urpriest somehow, the world would implode)
Prestige paladin, 2 levels. Divine grace.
*^*Serenity (Dragon Comp). Divine grace and turn undead now use wisdom.
Shiba Protector. 1 level. Wisdom as a BONUS to attack and damage.
Intuitive attack. replace strength with wisdom for attacks with simple or natural weapons.

16 cleric casting levels + candle of invocation = 9THS BABY

Wisdom boost commence.
18 base
+6 racial
+3 venerable
+5 tome (inherent)
+4 level up
+9 scroll of owl's insight (enhancement)
+4 visage of the deity, greater (untyped)
+5 Baccaran (drug, alchemical)
= 54, aka +22 mod, and we're not really trying here are we?

+44 to AC, untyped.
+22 to all saves, nab pride domain with cleric so you only fail 1/400 saves.
+44 to attacks (plus BAB and other relevant stuff)
+22 to damage
spells per day of...
{table] 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9
11 | 11 | 10 | 10 | 9 | 9 | 7 | 7 | 6[/table] plus domain slots
25 turn attempts

Go nuts people, lets layer on more!

[Astral Avenger]

optimize much? :smallwink:

Seriously, that is rather impressive. Have you looked at the x stat to Y bonus thread (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125732)?
Unfortunately I don't have anything good to add off the top of my head, bet you one cookie that you cant get it to 100 in less than 24 hours:smallbiggrin: (either in game or real life).

[Xervous]

Now are we talking 100 wis or +100 wis mod?

And what sources are permitted?

[Callin]

Tack on Immabozo's HalfDragonMonstrosity... :smallsmile:

[Xervous]

I'm pretty sure between bellflower tattoo and other assorted goodies we can get this wisdom 100, perhaps even get the modifier past 100.

[Callin]

Here it is (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=285113) add that

[ShadowFireLance]

Psih.
My Main character in a different game has a Cha mod of above +100. :smallwink:

Though this is looking pretty good, I don't have anything to add though.

[thethird]

How do you qualify for shiba protector?

Due to having such a dependance on wis you might want to expend two feats in bind vestige and improved bind vestige to get Dahlver Nar immunity to wisdom damage.

[Astral Avenger]

Now are we talking 100 wis or +100 wis mod?

And what sources are permitted?

I'm pretty sure between bellflower tattoo and other assorted goodies we can get this wisdom 100, perhaps even get the modifier past 100.

I'll go with +100 wis mod, just because i like watching TO unfold.

I've seen it mentioned in passing, but i've never heard/understood how the bellflower tattoo works aside from BAM, High stat, so how does that work.

I dont care what sources as long as its been published.

[Xervous]

Lazy TO:

1 cleric
1 monk
1 binder
2 full BAB classes
1 tattooed monk: bellflower tattoo
1 shiba protector
10 void disciple
2 saint

feats:
Human: heighten spell
Otyugh hole: Iron will
Monk: Improved unarmed Strike
Dark blue Ioun stone: Alertness
1: divine metamagic heighten
3: combat expertise
6: endurance
9: spell penetration

Bind naberius
Contract festering anger(BoVD disease) and wait a bit, a year, a decade. it deals 1d3 con damage per failed save and gives you a stacking +2 to STR. With naberius to solve the con damage problem, you now have +LOLWUT to STR.
Use void disciple’s 10th level ability. You now use your STR mod in place of any other mod for 5 rounds
Use bellflower to apply cha to wis, void disciple replaces cha with str, so you get your ludicrous str to wisdom.

Sadly, I can't get paladin into here because of alignment conflicts. However, void disciple takes this to a whole new level of silly, because with WIS as your highest score, you literally get WIS to everything.

Everything uses wisdom...
All saves now use wis as a base
HP uses wis
Dex bonus to AC is now wis (so you have it three times!)
all skills use wisdom
Wis replaces STR, so you have wis to damage and to hit twice with melee weapons


EDIT: Frankly I see little point in continuing here as this is simply a rehash of old discoveries. However, if one wanted a playable monk-ish build with wisdom to lots of things, I could go about adapting things.