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<blockquote data-quote="Stone Dog" data-source="post: 3215404" data-attributes="member: 16705">No it isn't.&nbsp; Divine strike lets you use your sneak attack dice against undead.&nbsp; Razing Strike lets you add a number of dice to your sneak attack equal to the level of the spell slot burned.&nbsp; Nothing lets you use your sneak attack dice more than once per given attack unless it specifically says that it does.&nbsp; Telling Blow is not specific.&nbsp; Or do you think that it allows SA dice to be applied to attacks over 30' away since Telling Blow doesn't specifically forbid it?&nbsp; Or to nonlethal attempts with an axe?&nbsp; Allowing SA to be triggered more than once in a given attack is letting a character have the damage potential of a character twice its level.&nbsp; A 7th level barbarian shouldn't be able to PA for 30 points of damage and a 7th level rogue shouldn't be able to SA for 8d6, even if the events are really really rare.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stone Dog, post: 3215404, member: 16705"] No it isn't. Divine strike lets you use your sneak attack dice against undead. Razing Strike lets you add a number of dice to your sneak attack equal to the level of the spell slot burned. Nothing lets you use your sneak attack dice more than once per given attack unless it specifically says that it does. Telling Blow is not specific. Or do you think that it allows SA dice to be applied to attacks over 30' away since Telling Blow doesn't specifically forbid it? Or to nonlethal attempts with an axe? Allowing SA to be triggered more than once in a given attack is letting a character have the damage potential of a character twice its level. A 7th level barbarian shouldn't be able to PA for 30 points of damage and a 7th level rogue shouldn't be able to SA for 8d6, even if the events are really really rare. [/QUOTE]

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