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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AbdulAlhazred" data-source="post: 4900068" data-attributes="member: 82106">Another option would be using the 4e standard multi-classing rules. They don't give you as much access to the second class as hybrid does, but they are in the PHB, which could be an advantage if you don't have access to DDI. For example you could build a Doppleganger Warlock with a multi-class in rogue. Using the Sneak of Shadows feat (PHB p208) you get the Thievery skill and you can use Sneak Attack once per encounter. Warlocks also have the Shadow Walk class feature, which is pretty useful for rogues. Martial Power also has the Ruthless Efficiency feat, which gives you Stealth and the Ruthless Ruffian class feature (which can actually be a pretty decently useful thing with the right implement I believe).There are also things like Pact Daggers which are good items for a Warlock/Rogue combo. You can take power swap feats if you want as well and get various rogue powers. Specialize in using the Rapier (you can get a pact rapier) if you want to play with a more substantial weapon than dagger. A mage's weapon could also be a good choice.Doppleganger is an NPC class which is in the back of the Monster Manual. It isn't theoretically designed for PCs, but it will work fine.</blockquote>