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Yeah damage is still far behind nearly every optimal class build in 2024 even with this trick

Scribed Spell Scrolls use the Spell Save DC and Spell Attack Bonus of their crafter, so in the example of this thread it would increase as you leveled up

Again the difference here is that when you use a Spell Scroll it is the same as using the Magic action, the sword example doesn't make sense unless it had the ability to caste a spell or had an ability with the Magic action built in

Unless the DM gives them extremely high level spell scrolls, Thief Rogues have no realistic way to cast spells beyond level 1 (from adventurer's gear) or the spell levels of their party members. You can only scribe spells of the level of spell slots you have access to, so a 1 level dip into...

The level 13 feature says: You have learned how to maximize use of magic items, granting you the following benefits. Attunement. You can attune to up to four magic items at once. Charges. Whenever you use a magic item property that expends charges, roll 1d6. On a roll of 6, you use the...

Thief Rogue is pretty explicitly intended to be able to cast Spell Scrolls, its level 13 ability is entirely based around them

I get the impression Thief Rogues will specialize more into Intelligence for their attacks using True Strike (this allows them to eventually cast even 9th level Spell Scrolls and also reliably craft Scrolls with Arcana) while also investing in Dexterity for AC and Initiative

Cheers, this is what I assumed but it was hard to find a consensus online. Spell Scrolls are a bit cheaper now, though 15gp to scribe a cantrip would still be quite a lot if used in mass

By utilizing True Strike, Thief Rogues have very reliable double sneak attack damage each round, though I don’t think it is game breaking by any means. This would require a level dip into wizard so you can use the scroll (Rogue 3/Wizard 1 minimum) but I think most thieves will end up doing this...