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<blockquote data-quote="Korror" data-source="post: 4373314" data-attributes="member: 68383">By my calculations. Rogues's luck does an average of 18.3375 damage assuming 50% chance to hit and a d8 weapon/d8 SA/weapon focus and a +3 CHR bonus. If we assume a d4 weapon then it does an average of 15.6875. A straight 2W + dex Miss: half&nbsp; damage does an average of 18 damage in the first case and 15 in the second case. Thus rogues luck is just a little bit better than 2W + dex Miss:Half damage. This doesn't seem very exciting to me and thus I think it deserves a C.I'd also rate Sand in the Eyes and Imperiling Strike as equals. Imperiling strike gives you and your party around +3 to hit which is very good while Sand in their Eyes gives the opponent -5 to hit and grants CA which is +2 for everyone though it won't stack if you already have CA. Which is better probably depends on whether your party members haven't used their dailies and if they are able to gain CA through normal means.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Korror, post: 4373314, member: 68383"] By my calculations. Rogues's luck does an average of 18.3375 damage assuming 50% chance to hit and a d8 weapon/d8 SA/weapon focus and a +3 CHR bonus. If we assume a d4 weapon then it does an average of 15.6875. A straight 2W + dex Miss: half damage does an average of 18 damage in the first case and 15 in the second case. Thus rogues luck is just a little bit better than 2W + dex Miss:Half damage. This doesn't seem very exciting to me and thus I think it deserves a C. I'd also rate Sand in the Eyes and Imperiling Strike as equals. Imperiling strike gives you and your party around +3 to hit which is very good while Sand in their Eyes gives the opponent -5 to hit and grants CA which is +2 for everyone though it won't stack if you already have CA. Which is better probably depends on whether your party members haven't used their dailies and if they are able to gain CA through normal means. [/QUOTE]

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