MeepoTheMighty
First Post
I recently had a chance to play a halfing Rogue 3/Swashbuckler 3/Master Thrower 3/Invisible Blade 3 in a one-shot game. Between improved feint, sneaky shot, and a good old-fashioned ring of blinking, I could pretty much guarantee a +4d6 sneak attack any time I wanted one. I also took the deadeye shot trick from the master thrower class and the improved crit feat, so my daggers had a crit range of 17-20/x3. Combined with the swashbuckler's int bonus to damage, I had pretty impressive damage totals.
I think if I were starting the character from the beginning, I'd probably do it as either a Rogue 5/Swashbuckler 3/Fighter 2/Master Thrower 5/Invisible Blade 5 or a Rogue 3/Swashbuckler 3/Fighter 4/Master Thrower 5/Invisible Blade 5, depending on how important I thought weapon specialization was. Honestly though, I think the sneak attack and skill points are more crucial to this build than weapon specialization, so I'd probably choose the first build.
I think if I were starting the character from the beginning, I'd probably do it as either a Rogue 5/Swashbuckler 3/Fighter 2/Master Thrower 5/Invisible Blade 5 or a Rogue 3/Swashbuckler 3/Fighter 4/Master Thrower 5/Invisible Blade 5, depending on how important I thought weapon specialization was. Honestly though, I think the sneak attack and skill points are more crucial to this build than weapon specialization, so I'd probably choose the first build.