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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 6375630" data-attributes="member: 87792">This is all back of the envelope work:Sneaky Git - Level 6 RogueStr: 8 Dex: 18 (15+2racial+1 AB) Con: 16 (15+1AP) Int: 8 Wis: 16 (15+1 racial) Cha: 8AC: 16 (10+4dex+2 Armour)HP: 48Weapon: Rapier +7 1d8+4Dagger: +7 1d4Sneak Attack 3d6Defensive Roll: Reaction, Halve Damage.Assumed ally who can stand next to the enemy to enable Sneak Attack although not grant Advantage.  (Otherwise you run like buggery).Hits on a 7 (7/10).DPR: 0.7*(1d8+4+1d4) + .91*3d6=0.7*11 + .91 * 10.5 = 17.25Crit extra damage: 1/20 *d8+d4+3d6  = 0.875Total: 18.125Interestingly the Rogue is ahead on damage even of the baseline fighter.Minotaur: Hits on 10 (11/20) for 16 damage.P (0 hits) = 9/20^3 = 0.09 Damage: 0P (1 Hit) = 11/20*9/20^2 *3 = 0.33  Damage: 8 (2.66)P (2 Hits) = .41 Damage: 24 (9.84)P (3 hits) = .17 Damage: 40 (6.8)DTPR: 19.3Rounds: 2.48(Conclusion: Any self respecting rogue should have run away).Effectiveness: 44.95 (Actually less because I've noticed I've messed up my damage).Of course this situation is nearly pessimal for the rogue.  If the rogue is only taking incoming attacks from a single minotaur then the entire incoming damage gets halved.  Which means that the minotaur does 0.5*(30/20+17/2) 5DPR.  Which makes RIS = 9.6.  Effectiveness: 19.3*9.6/3 = 61.76.  Not too bad - especially as L6 is as bad as the comparison gets.</blockquote>