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Using stealth to hide every round and then sneak attacking unsuspecting targets, who might I add are distracted by the rest of the battle. Sounds exactly like a rogue. If you find it to be a balance problem in some encounters, you could always require a minor action for the stealth check (as a...

The greatsword and the bastard sword do the same amount with N[W] attacks. So even at high levels the lighter bastard sword is a better two handed weapon than the greatsword. Also, since the bastard sword is versatile, it gets all the bonuses of reaping strike etc when used two handed. But you...

simple solution best I don't see the point in the attack roll, the caltops are going to effect the person unless they have metal boots or high (+3) natural armor. If any creature moves over a square with caltrops: D6 damage, stops movement, and target is slowed (save ends) If you want to take...

As I understand it, versatile weapons add +1 to damage when used two handed, and two handed weapons do not gain any such bonus. In this case the bastard sword is a better two handed weapon than a great sword. Bastard sword 2 handed: 1d10 + 1 Great sword 2 handed: 1d10 I understand that the...