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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 3973733" data-attributes="member: 2209">Those aren't great builds for fighting zombies IMO.TWF rogues big thing is doing sneak attack on all their attacks, which does not work on zombies. Rogues can tumble and are not generally hampered by heavy armor leading to a benefit of greater mobility and speed. Being a mobile light armor person tumbling and maneuvering however means no full attacks when doing so, negating the TWF bonuses. Rogues are also hurt in TWF compared to Fighters/Rangers because of the lower BAB and requirements for a high proportion of their limited feat investments. A knife throwing rogue can either move and throw one or stand and throw more but lags from iteratives against full warriors.&nbsp; The rogue 6 ftr 2 power attacker does not do great either IMO. They again either go light armor for highly mobile tumbling 1 attack routine, but the fighter can do so as well with spring attack and have more BAB to pour into power attack.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 3973733, member: 2209"] Those aren't great builds for fighting zombies IMO. TWF rogues big thing is doing sneak attack on all their attacks, which does not work on zombies. Rogues can tumble and are not generally hampered by heavy armor leading to a benefit of greater mobility and speed. Being a mobile light armor person tumbling and maneuvering however means no full attacks when doing so, negating the TWF bonuses. Rogues are also hurt in TWF compared to Fighters/Rangers because of the lower BAB and requirements for a high proportion of their limited feat investments. A knife throwing rogue can either move and throw one or stand and throw more but lags from iteratives against full warriors. The rogue 6 ftr 2 power attacker does not do great either IMO. They again either go light armor for highly mobile tumbling 1 attack routine, but the fighter can do so as well with spring attack and have more BAB to pour into power attack. [/QUOTE]

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