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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tellerve" data-source="post: 4424375" data-attributes="member: 2412">I haven't played tons of 4e, just a few encounters and thought about it a lot, so perhaps you've found something I haven't.  But you mention that rogues should use a combination and I wholeheartedly agree.  From what I've seen on the boards people are saying that fights are usually done in less than 10 rounds.  Certainly at lower levels a rogue is going to have to do his At-wills often in a combat, whether or not he's stealthy or not.  So why not do a few Deft strikes from range, stealthily move to another hidden area 6 squares away with no movement penalty with Fleeting ghost to get a better angle at a new enemy, Deft strike, then when the defender moves into a suitable position charge/move out into a flanking position to get Combat advantage.  Then when you move towards the controller in the back use your Encounter to daze him, then next round hit him with sly flourish while you have CA on him.I don't see what's so bad about sneaking around a bit to flank enemies and get into good position and then use all your rogue bag of tricks.  I've seen the rogue in our campaign use Sly Flourish over and over.  My character used his at-wills over and over.  That's what ya do.Tellerve</blockquote>