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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 7069660" data-attributes="member: 59057">Sorry to say that, but that character is not far behind a single class character if at all.Dual wielding and sneak attack and fighting style make up for the level 5 ability.IF you are willing to use two rapiers, you are looking at 2 attacks with advantage at 1d8+5 damage with 1d6 sneak attack on whatever attack hits.You are looking at AC 17 and half damage vs weapon damage. At level 5 you probably are lvl 2 barb, lvl 1 fighter and lvl 2 rogue. So you have cunning action to get into and out of trouble easily and you have danger sense and rogue expertise on top.If you compare that to a single class rogue you are really not far behind in raw damage and utility. You are not far behind a skngle class barbarian in damage actually, which is only looking at 2 attacks of 2d6+6.Are you wors in raw damage? Of course. Are you dead weight? Nor at all and you have advantage over the straight class in other areas. If you compare it with a powergamed character in a powegamed group that is playing tactically all the time, you are indeed lagging behind more, but that is no character for such a group, but rather one that plays a different style...Sent from my GT-I9506 using <a href="http://r.tapatalk.com/byo?rid=93205" target="_blank">EN World mobile app</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 7069660, member: 59057"] Sorry to say that, but that character is not far behind a single class character if at all. Dual wielding and sneak attack and fighting style make up for the level 5 ability. IF you are willing to use two rapiers, you are looking at 2 attacks with advantage at 1d8+5 damage with 1d6 sneak attack on whatever attack hits. You are looking at AC 17 and half damage vs weapon damage. At level 5 you probably are lvl 2 barb, lvl 1 fighter and lvl 2 rogue. So you have cunning action to get into and out of trouble easily and you have danger sense and rogue expertise on top. If you compare that to a single class rogue you are really not far behind in raw damage and utility. You are not far behind a skngle class barbarian in damage actually, which is only looking at 2 attacks of 2d6+6. Are you wors in raw damage? Of course. Are you dead weight? Nor at all and you have advantage over the straight class in other areas. If you compare it with a powergamed character in a powegamed group that is playing tactically all the time, you are indeed lagging behind more, but that is no character for such a group, but rather one that plays a different style... Sent from my GT-I9506 using [URL=http://r.tapatalk.com/byo?rid=93205]EN World mobile app[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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