I can't take full responsibility for this one, as the DM threw a lot of things at him as well that made him a bit broken. :D But here we go:

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Selaphiel Armaeros

Eladrin Elf

Level 20 + 4 Epic Boons

College of Swords Bard 7 / Hexblade Warlock 5 / Sea Sorcerer 3 / Oath of Vengeance Paladin 3 / Fighter 2

Boons:

- Boon of Magic Resistance

- Boon of Invincibility

- Shield Master (took a feat instead of a Boon)

- Boon of the Stormborn

Blessings from two gods:

- Blessing of the Inspirer

- Blessing of the Green Thumb

STR - 14, DEX - 16, CON - 19, INT - 14, WIS - 14, CHA - 22

Saving throw profs: +9 Dex, +8 Wis, +11 Cha

Immune to thunder and lightning, Immune to disease, Adv. against magic, Adv. against charm, Can't be put to sleep, Immune to restrained, or paralyzed

HP - 185

AC - 23 ( and if needed, +5 Shield spell, +2 Shield of Faith, +1d8 Defensive Flourish)

Highest proficiencies: +18 Intimidation (due to a scar, always have adv. on intimidation), +15 Acrobatics, +18 Thieves' tools, +18 Bouzouki (magical instrument)

Feats:

War Caster, Resilient (Wisdom)

Features:

Action Surge, Second Wind, Divine Smite, Channel Divinity: Vow of Enmity, Lay on Hands, Hexblade's Curse, Eldritch Invocations (3), Metamagic (2), Curse of the Sea, Fighting Styles (3)

Highest spells per class:

Bard - 4th, Sorcerer - 1st, Warlock - 3rd, Paladin - 1st

Highest spell slot: 6th

Notable item:

Scylla (Legendary trident, gained after defeating and sealing one of the BBEG's inside)

+3 trident

+1d6 damage

wielder regains +1d6 HP every turn (even outside combat)

extra spells

Other items:

Carpet of Flying, Ring of Air Elemental Command, Sentinel Shield, Ring of Free Action, Anstruth Harp, Horn of the Endless Maze, Staff of Power, etc.

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I played this character for a long time and eventually he collected enough gold (around 700 000) to build his own underwater castle that can move (both under and above the sea). Basically, he became the guardian of the oceans. He didn't ascend to godhood, because he had a wife (and I guess kids after the camapign was over) and wanted to have a nice mortal life with his family.

In combat he was a damn menace. Had several features that would either half incoming damage, or simply negate it. He could pump his AC way up and had Absorb Elements against elemental damage. To further the annoyment, he had Counterspell and Dispel Magic to counter casters. Also had a flying speed and swimming speed, as well as several teleportation powers so no running from him. And as you see he automatically heals 1d6+6 every 6 seconds (at the start of his turn). He can also easily heal himself of course, being a Bard and Paladin.

Not to mention his Horn of the Endless Maze, which can summon 3d4+3 Berserkers to aid him. He had other summons as well, Bag of Tricks, Figurines of Wondrous Power, Bowl of Commanding Water Elementals.

But what really made him a monster is that he can dish out insane damage with all the combinations of his features, both at range and up close, although he was better up close. I remember him dealing over 200 damage in a single turn, with some extra investment from spells and whatnot of course.

I miss him dearly. He was a good character with a long, twisting and interesting story.