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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 7391227" data-attributes="member: 20564">At what levels?&nbsp; At &lt;5 a rogue probably gets more than any of the other melee types because the +1 to hit can ensure delivery of a bigger boost.&nbsp; Once extra attack comes in it's a different story.&nbsp; If you get to the point where a fighter gets even more levels of extra attack that changes it again.A half-orc with a magic weapon with a big weapon die will do better then another with all things being equal.For specific weapons, someone with a feat (SS, GWM, Polearm Master, Crossbow Expert) can make more use of it.Who's the buff target for the party / better self-buffer?&nbsp; Since it's a force multiplier in cases like that.At a table, the answer is &quot;it depends&quot;.&nbsp; Even white-room the level depends.And this is just assuming a +X weapon - something with just a damage bonus might do little for a rogue but be great for a extra-attacking-with-advantage Barbarian.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 7391227, member: 20564"] At what levels? At <5 a rogue probably gets more than any of the other melee types because the +1 to hit can ensure delivery of a bigger boost. Once extra attack comes in it's a different story. If you get to the point where a fighter gets even more levels of extra attack that changes it again. A half-orc with a magic weapon with a big weapon die will do better then another with all things being equal. For specific weapons, someone with a feat (SS, GWM, Polearm Master, Crossbow Expert) can make more use of it. Who's the buff target for the party / better self-buffer? Since it's a force multiplier in cases like that. At a table, the answer is "it depends". Even white-room the level depends. And this is just assuming a +X weapon - something with just a damage bonus might do little for a rogue but be great for a extra-attacking-with-advantage Barbarian. [/QUOTE]

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