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<blockquote data-quote="Jeremy" data-source="post: 3206909" data-attributes="member: 4036">Yes.&nbsp; All high level rogues should spend their turns giving one of their allies +1 to hit.&nbsp; Or at least made to suffer for having an ability that might put them on par with a spellcaster.If someone wants to spend money on this, or take a class or feat that allows something similar, let them.&nbsp; Just because undead or constructs lack organs doesn't mean they lack weak points or structural lynchpins.&nbsp; It's personal, it's short duration, it should have a huge price tag.&nbsp; But it shouldn't be completely out of reach or banned outright or belittled.&nbsp; Just simply another choice, you could spend the money on better weapons, more dexterity, or any number of other things that would make you more effective in other ways, just as you should be able to spend money or feats or class levels on being more effective against undead.At least that's my opinion.&nbsp; Making PC's special or giving them fun ways to use their skills so they have something meaningful to do is something that should be encouraged, not obstructed I think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeremy, post: 3206909, member: 4036"] Yes. All high level rogues should spend their turns giving one of their allies +1 to hit. Or at least made to suffer for having an ability that might put them on par with a spellcaster. If someone wants to spend money on this, or take a class or feat that allows something similar, let them. Just because undead or constructs lack organs doesn't mean they lack weak points or structural lynchpins. It's personal, it's short duration, it should have a huge price tag. But it shouldn't be completely out of reach or banned outright or belittled. Just simply another choice, you could spend the money on better weapons, more dexterity, or any number of other things that would make you more effective in other ways, just as you should be able to spend money or feats or class levels on being more effective against undead. At least that's my opinion. Making PC's special or giving them fun ways to use their skills so they have something meaningful to do is something that should be encouraged, not obstructed I think. [/QUOTE]

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