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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AdmundfortGeographer" data-source="post: 5736206" data-attributes="member: 4682">If you removed crit/sneak attack immunity from creatures you won't notice a problem, and you put some fun back (crits and sneak attack are fun). Though I'd leave the incorporeal condition still immune to them . . .If you let rogues get Full BAB when targets are denied Dex or when flanked, you won't notice a problem, and you'll make the rogue more effective a combatant. Then anklets of translocation will help the rogue get into flank a bit more often.I dunno about traps, sure sucks. Short of giving the rogue spell support . . . I bet an action point system to allow rerolls of saves would help failed Disable attempts. If you had the party contribute a party pool of action points to be shared when needed, then when the rogue is off solo disabling traps for the party, the rogue pulls from the party pool of action points (not his own) to improve Disable skill rolls or to retry failed Disable rolls or to reroll saving throws.</blockquote>