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<blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 8375193" data-attributes="member: 6779196">Significant =/= huge. It just means meaningful in a statistical sense.And that’s great! If you and your players are happy with that, there’s no problem. Keep on keeping on. Your experience is not universal, however.They need two Sneak Attack-eligible d20 rolls per round (be it from two attacks without advantage or one attack with advantage) to keep up with the fighter in terms of average at-will damage per round. That’s just a mathematical fact. Whether or not they need to keep up with the fighter in terms of average at-will damage per round to produce a satisfying play experience is entirely subjective, and it sounds like for you and your players, it isn’t. Which is great! Mazl tov! Other groups will have different experiences and preferences.I don’t agree to disagree about facts. Facts are not mutable, and it is a fact that the rogue’s average at-will damage per round falls behind the fighter’s if they don’t get two d20 rolls per turn. The numbers don’t lie. Whether or not it’s important for the rogue to do comparable at-will damage to the fighter on average is an opinion, and I don’t begrudge you yours. Do whatever’s fun for you and your players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlaquin, post: 8375193, member: 6779196"] Significant =/= huge. It just means meaningful in a statistical sense. And that’s great! If you and your players are happy with that, there’s no problem. Keep on keeping on. Your experience is not universal, however. They need two Sneak Attack-eligible d20 rolls per round (be it from two attacks without advantage or one attack with advantage) to keep up with the fighter in terms of average at-will damage per round. That’s just a mathematical fact. Whether or not they need to keep up with the fighter in terms of average at-will damage per round to produce a satisfying play experience is entirely subjective, and it sounds like for you and your players, it isn’t. Which is great! Mazl tov! Other groups will have different experiences and preferences. I don’t agree to disagree about facts. Facts are not mutable, and it is a fact that the rogue’s average at-will damage per round falls behind the fighter’s if they don’t get two d20 rolls per turn. The numbers don’t lie. Whether or not it’s important for the rogue to do comparable at-will damage to the fighter on average is an opinion, and I don’t begrudge you yours. Do whatever’s fun for you and your players. [/QUOTE]

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