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Message: <blockquote data-quote="themilkman" data-source="post: 4725822" data-attributes="member: 60908">I really like your idea of using Daggermaster to make the Sorcerer more powerful. None of the Daggermaster class features specify that they only apply to melee attacks with the dagger, so they should work with it as an implement too. (It will be interesting to see if this gets errataed.) A few optimization notes. You may have already thought of these things, so feel free to ignore them if you did... Sorcererous Blade Channeling allows you to make ranged attacks at melee range. It does not, however, add the Weapon keyword to the ability power. Thus, these powers can't benefit from the dagger's proficiency bonus to-hit. So, really, the only thing that changes is the range of the power (so it doesn't provoke OAs). Eyebite uses Warlock implements, so if you want your hit chances to be as good with eyebite as with your other powers, you're going to have to keep a wand or rod with a respectable enchantment sitting around. This won't be noticeable at the beginning of the game, at any rate, but later on, when the math starts to expect that you have a magical implement, you're going to have more trouble keeping this to-hit bonus up with the others. You're probably going to notice the difference at Paragon. Another half-elf bonus power you might want to think about is the Bard power Guiding Strike. It is a melee weapon power, charisma-based, that lowers your target's defenses , making it a good set-up strike for a bigger power. And since it lowers the defense for everyone, it's helpful for your party too.</blockquote>

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