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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 4490184" data-attributes="member: 65726">Most people don't walk around like that when they are walking down a street or hiking through the wilderness (except in computer games where weapons are glued to the hands permanently). In a dungeon perhaps, but Rogues are always climbing, crawling, picking locks, disabling traps, and it's easy even in a dungeon to be caught without a weapon in hand.  Most Leaders will prefer to save their "words" for the Defenders to keep them standing, rather than the Rogue. Also at low level, potions can heal more HP's than the Rogue's healing surge, whereas a fighter's healing surge quickly surpasses the amount of healing a potion provides, so it's more effecient for a Rogue to use a potion than a Defender.  It is certainly an option, but I don't think that +2 difference is enough to give up the utility Quickdraw gives you. I also find feats that let you do something special to be more attractive than feats that give you a flat out +X to some roll, but that's personal preference. BackstabberDefensive MobilityDurableHalfling AgilityLost in the CrowdNimbe BladeQuick DrawToughnessTwo Weapon DefenseTwo Weapon FightingWeapon FocusWarrior of the Wild I would try to alternate between offensive and defensive feats.</blockquote>