Another option to possibly consider is the Hexblade from Complete Warrior. Mettle and Evasion are very happy together. You will miss out on the feats that the fighter levels would give you, but you gain a curse power, some 1st lv spells, bonuses to save vs arcane spells and a good BAB and will save.
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Seeking advice on a Rogue character build
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johnsemlak
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Update--dropped the Rogue Archer motif
OK, based on the advice on this thread I did drop the archer theme. I've gone to a melee-oriented rogue.
I've dropped the archer feats but am looking for some advice on other good feats for rogues.
Here are some I have in mind: Dodge, combat expertise, combat reflexes. Are there any other good ones?
OK, based on the advice on this thread I did drop the archer theme. I've gone to a melee-oriented rogue.
I've dropped the archer feats but am looking for some advice on other good feats for rogues.
Here are some I have in mind: Dodge, combat expertise, combat reflexes. Are there any other good ones?
Paragon Kobold
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johnsemlak said:
Two-weapon Fighting, Weapon Finesse, Mobility.
Thanee
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Spring Attack is cool! 
Weapon Finesse allows more emphasis on Dex (good for AC and skills).
Two-Weapon Fighting is also good for those full attacks.
Hamstring (I think that's the one that let's you forego some sneak attack damage to hamper the targets movement) maybe?
Combat Reflexes doesn't seem so useful to me, unless you have a reach weapon.
Bye
Thanee
Weapon Finesse allows more emphasis on Dex (good for AC and skills).
Two-Weapon Fighting is also good for those full attacks.
Hamstring (I think that's the one that let's you forego some sneak attack damage to hamper the targets movement) maybe?
Combat Reflexes doesn't seem so useful to me, unless you have a reach weapon.
Bye
Thanee
