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<blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7787818" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Again, the way to counter improved sneak attack potential damage is to make the rogue use the sneak attack feature as part of the attack before the roll is made. If you miss, you lose the sneak attack.I am not looking for more ways to add potential to sneak attack, but by allowing rogues the extra attack feature at 5th and higher levels, you create more options. Perhaps the first attack is a shove to knock the target prone. If successful, the next attack is with advantage and can thus benefit from the sneak attack feature.It also frees up the rogue to not have to rely on TWF to gain a second attack and frees up the bonus action for more uses, etc.And yes, as you quoted me, they are limited to one per turn. I know they can get two per round via a reaction (such as an OA). We've even added a new feat, Reactive, which allows a character to make two reactions per round! (Oh, how the heavens tremble! LOL)Off to work, I will be interested to read responses when I get home tonight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DND_Reborn, post: 7787818, member: 6987520"] Again, the way to counter improved sneak attack potential damage is to make the rogue use the sneak attack feature as part of the attack before the roll is made. If you miss, you lose the sneak attack. I am not looking for more ways to add potential to sneak attack, but by allowing rogues the extra attack feature at 5th and higher levels, you create more options. Perhaps the first attack is a shove to knock the target prone. If successful, the next attack is with advantage and can thus benefit from the sneak attack feature. It also frees up the rogue to not have to rely on TWF to gain a second attack and frees up the bonus action for more uses, etc. And yes, as you quoted me, they are limited to one per turn. I know they can get two per round via a reaction (such as an OA). We've even added a new feat, Reactive, which allows a character to make two reactions per round! (Oh, how the heavens tremble! LOL) Off to work, I will be interested to read responses when I get home tonight. [/QUOTE]

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