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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 3367888" data-attributes="member: 8158">The key to superiority-most-sweet lies in the master thrower PrC (you don't need more PrC's, just one good one), as well as in the realization that in D&D you are far better off regarding your weapon as a damage delivery system than the actual payload. A master thrower can choose from the following tricks:1) Make a thrown weapon attack with each hand as a standard action, at either the same or separate targets. 2) Throw two darts, daggers, or shurikens with a single attack. Unlike with Manyshot, damage is resolved separately. Combine this with #1.3) Use a Sleight of Hand check (opposed by Spot) as a move action to render the target flat-footed. 4) Attack two adjacent opponents with one attack roll at -4. Again, combine this with various other tricks for max effect.5) Increase the critical modifier by 1.6) Make thrown weapon attacks without provoking an AoO.7) As a capstone trick, a 5th level MT can make thrown weapon attacks as touch attacks against creatures his size or larger. Combine this with #3.If there's an archer PrC this darn good, please direct me to it. The only problem? It's only 5-level class, and I only get tricks every odd level.Needless to say, my halfling scout/ranger/rogue will have the Daring Hunter, and then follow it up with either Daring Outlaw or Improved Skirmish.</blockquote>