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<blockquote data-quote="bret" data-source="post: 96416" data-attributes="member: 713">Although I could do a partial charge during the surprise round with Boots of Speed, it still isn't enough to break the 200 point barrier. You could even put the character in Rhino hide and it still doesn't do it because it is a single attack.Need the full 7 attacks with 2d6 of bonus in order to break the threshold.Since Weapon of Speed doesn't stack with Haste, no sense in putting them in.I tried to come up with something that would give it off the Sorcerer spells, adding Spellstoring to the weapons to max them out. Still couldn't break the barrier.As for the +9 weapons, I'm not sure what the equipment maximums are. If it violates them, you could go down to +2 weapons of speed (effective +6) and still (just barely) break the barrier. Other way would be to go down to a pair of +1 weapons of speed and say a friendly cleric or wizard/sorcerer cast Greater Magic Weapon on each of the two axes. Since he has feats left, you could even have him take leadership so it is a henchperson doing it.If there is some way to get +4 damage per attack using three levels, you could use that instead of the Rogue levels. Is there some sort of Prestige Class that would bump up his average damage?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bret, post: 96416, member: 713"] Although I could do a partial charge during the surprise round with Boots of Speed, it still isn't enough to break the 200 point barrier. You could even put the character in Rhino hide and it still doesn't do it because it is a single attack. Need the full 7 attacks with 2d6 of bonus in order to break the threshold. Since Weapon of Speed doesn't stack with Haste, no sense in putting them in. I tried to come up with something that would give it off the Sorcerer spells, adding Spellstoring to the weapons to max them out. Still couldn't break the barrier. As for the +9 weapons, I'm not sure what the equipment maximums are. If it violates them, you could go down to +2 weapons of speed (effective +6) and still (just barely) break the barrier. Other way would be to go down to a pair of +1 weapons of speed and say a friendly cleric or wizard/sorcerer cast Greater Magic Weapon on each of the two axes. Since he has feats left, you could even have him take leadership so it is a henchperson doing it. If there is some way to get +4 damage per attack using three levels, you could use that instead of the Rogue levels. Is there some sort of Prestige Class that would bump up his average damage? [/QUOTE]

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