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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BobTheNob" data-source="post: 6046714" data-attributes="member: 82425">Ah, Not against people improvising. Totally for it. I just sorta see the rogue as the master of it.If, in that example, the chandalier was already there, the fighter could have cut the rope. The thing the rogue did which was special was that he *injected* the chandalier into the situation. Kinda did a mini re-write of the scenario.So, what Im saying is that anyone can improvise when circumstance allows, but the rogue can change the circumstance so he can do it all the time.So a rogue is not measured by by combat competencies (thats the fighter) but rather his quick thinking and problem solving.</blockquote>