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<blockquote data-quote="ForbidenMaster" data-source="post: 4292604" data-attributes="member: 63213"><p>He cant. You must have one piece of ammunition or thrown weapon for each target as per page 270 of the PHB.</p><p></p><p>Now as for how he can do it so faat, ie how he can manage such a feat as throwing 9 daggers each at a separate target, all within a short amount of time, is a different aspect. That is explained away by the fact that he is a hero with the potential to become a god. </p><p></p><p>Now honestly, is it really so abstract as to think that one who could become a god cant do such an attack? Yeah he is only 1st level, but at that point he is a hero. Heroes can do things that normal people cant even dream of. This just represents one of the ways the 1st level rogue is better then normal people. And I dont think that a 1st level rogue being able to do such a thing is any more unbelievable then that very same rogue becoming a god.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForbidenMaster, post: 4292604, member: 63213"] He cant. You must have one piece of ammunition or thrown weapon for each target as per page 270 of the PHB. Now as for how he can do it so faat, ie how he can manage such a feat as throwing 9 daggers each at a separate target, all within a short amount of time, is a different aspect. That is explained away by the fact that he is a hero with the potential to become a god. Now honestly, is it really so abstract as to think that one who could become a god cant do such an attack? Yeah he is only 1st level, but at that point he is a hero. Heroes can do things that normal people cant even dream of. This just represents one of the ways the 1st level rogue is better then normal people. And I dont think that a 1st level rogue being able to do such a thing is any more unbelievable then that very same rogue becoming a god. [/QUOTE]
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