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<blockquote data-quote="Yurius" data-source="post: 4588320" data-attributes="member: 81067">Twin Strike Rules&nbsp;Elven TWF Ranger 4th Level (Feats: Double Weapon Proficiency, Weapon Focus [double weapon/heavy blade], Lethal Hunter), +1 Lightning Double Weapon.&nbsp; Twin Strike, Hit and Run, Evasive Strike, Cut and Run, Sudden Strike, Yield Ground.&nbsp;My elf dances like Gene Kelly in Brigadoon around all the baddies and Twin Strike makes it much much worse.&nbsp;1) Move in.2) Minor action to designate quarry.3) Twin strike (1d8+1d8+2/1d8+2) for an average of 17 damage (I hardly miss since the elf's speed allows me to get into flanking position with my Fighter and Elven Accuracy is always useful).4) Action point: Favorite Encounter power to strike (average damage: +14-18 more for a total of 31-35 in 1 round; assuming that I hit with all attacks, again flanking) and get away (I have a good Wis allowing me to shift like Blagojevich at a FBI fund raiser). Crit hits make all these powers much worse and since I am rolling so many d20s chances are one will be.If any of the baddies decide to chase my ranger, well then they probably get hit by my fighter since they were marked or I just yield ground after their first hit and dance away.&nbsp;I have played this PC in many different LFR mods and he totally rules.&nbsp; Love the dancing elf ranger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yurius, post: 4588320, member: 81067"] [b]Twin Strike Rules[/b] Elven TWF Ranger 4th Level (Feats: Double Weapon Proficiency, Weapon Focus [double weapon/heavy blade], Lethal Hunter), +1 Lightning Double Weapon. Twin Strike, Hit and Run, Evasive Strike, Cut and Run, Sudden Strike, Yield Ground. My elf dances like Gene Kelly in Brigadoon around all the baddies and Twin Strike makes it much much worse. 1) Move in. 2) Minor action to designate quarry. 3) Twin strike (1d8+1d8+2/1d8+2) for an average of 17 damage (I hardly miss since the elf's speed allows me to get into flanking position with my Fighter and Elven Accuracy is always useful). 4) Action point: Favorite Encounter power to strike (average damage: +14-18 more for a total of 31-35 in 1 round; assuming that I hit with all attacks, again flanking) and get away (I have a good Wis allowing me to shift like Blagojevich at a FBI fund raiser). Crit hits make all these powers much worse and since I am rolling so many d20s chances are one will be. If any of the baddies decide to chase my ranger, well then they probably get hit by my fighter since they were marked or I just yield ground after their first hit and dance away. I have played this PC in many different LFR mods and he totally rules. Love the dancing elf ranger. [/QUOTE]

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