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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Davachido" data-source="post: 5351089" data-attributes="member: 85919">Heya all, A friend of mine brought a potential powerful build to my attention. The build would be quite powerful when at least in paragon, I don't think there's any conflicting rules but I want to make sure anyway. I have looked on Charop but didn't see anything like it to my surprise.  I don't have the exact build on charbuilder file on me at the moment but the key feats/powers are as follows: Rogue options:Dex/Cha based buildTrickster rogue Heroic:Multiclass SorcNovice, Acolyte and Adept power.Sorcerer Blade ChannelingWintertouchedVersatile Expertise (light blades)Dual implement spellcaster Paragon: Lasting frostSorcerous powerChange one of your at wills to Dragonfrost  Weapons/items:Footpad's friend in main handFrost dagger in off-handIron armbands of powerWhetstones (possibly)Gloves of ice So in effect using dragonfrost from the first turn and hitting something gaining constant CA against them you will have a damage output like this (with SA): Damage = 1d8 + Dex + (Cha x 2) + (Enh x 2) + item + SA + Lasting frost + gloves of ice + whetstone So a level 20 charater assuming +6 mod in both Dex and Cha would have a total damage like this (with SA): = 4d8 + 6 + 12 + 10 + 4 + 5 + 4 = 4d8 + 36~ 59 damage I know this doesn't break boundaries in terms of Charop since twin striking rangers can do far better sheningans with frost combos. However this build seemed interesting to me (plus a good use of paragon multiclassing) and I wanted to make sure that the SA would still work if used as an implement power like above. (also checking all the powers/items indeed stack)</blockquote>

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