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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 2047575" data-attributes="member: 5868">I find that movement significantly reduces the number of sneak attacks a rogue gets.  Since combat doesn't usually open with opponents toe-to-toe, the rogue usually spends some time closing with his opponent to get off the initial sneak attack while the opponent is flat-footed -- meaning that flat-footed sneak attack is usually only a single attack.The rogue/ranger IMC can potentially pull off five (soon to be six) sneak attacks in a round, but he's never done it.  The only time he's been in position to do it has involved flanking, and IIRC the most of those attacks he's ever landed is three.  And while he's taken down a number of critters that were already wounded with those attacks, he's also been taken down by the Power Attacking riposte of his opponent.The party recently fought a Gimlock Barbarian.  Uncanny dodge + blindsight = no fun for the rogue.</blockquote>