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<blockquote data-quote="WarDriveWorley" data-source="post: 8691351" data-attributes="member: 6704190">I wish Rogues got an extra attack so they could do 2 off hand attacks when dual wielding. That said if you're interested in something a bit odd mix Berserker (Queen Bee Archetype) with a Rogue (Burglar). A Queen Bee berserker gets Feel My Sting which states &quot;At 3rd level, while you are wielding a light or finesse weapon in melee and not using a shield, you treat that weapon’s damage die as 1d12, and you may have the weapon gain the heavy property while you’re wielding it. The nature of this combat technique means that if you use a light or finesse weapon in this way, you cannot attack with a weapon held in your other hand on the same turn. You also cannot combine this higher damage die with the benefit from the Dueling fighting style, should you have access to it from some other class.&quot; With this you can choose Combat Tactic: Carver from the Rogue (adds 1d6 Sneak attack when using a dagger whch increases to 1d8 with the burglar). You can then use a dagger while raging and have it deal 1d12 base damage and it would count as a heavy weapon for Combat Maneuvers, Rage, and Furious Critical.This case requires a bit more investment in the other class than Rogue than what you were originally stating so you may or may not be invested, but I thought I would throw it out there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WarDriveWorley, post: 8691351, member: 6704190"] I wish Rogues got an extra attack so they could do 2 off hand attacks when dual wielding. That said if you're interested in something a bit odd mix Berserker (Queen Bee Archetype) with a Rogue (Burglar). A Queen Bee berserker gets [B]Feel My Sting[/B] which states "At 3rd level, while you are wielding a light or finesse weapon in melee and not using a shield, you treat that weapon’s damage die as 1d12, and you may have the weapon gain the heavy property while you’re wielding it. The nature of this combat technique means that if you use a light or finesse weapon in this way, you cannot attack with a weapon held in your other hand on the same turn. You also cannot combine this higher damage die with the benefit from the Dueling fighting style, should you have access to it from some other class." With this you can choose Combat Tactic: Carver from the Rogue (adds 1d6 Sneak attack when using a dagger whch increases to 1d8 with the burglar). You can then use a dagger while raging and have it deal 1d12 base damage and it would count as a heavy weapon for Combat Maneuvers, Rage, and Furious Critical. This case requires a bit more investment in the other class than Rogue than what you were originally stating so you may or may not be invested, but I thought I would throw it out there. [/QUOTE]

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