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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jayaint" data-source="post: 2915908" data-attributes="member: 6154">Is there an already established feat that would allow a non-rogue to gain sneak attack? I am doubting that there is just because that is the rogue's *thing*, but I figured I'd ask.   (Technically that should be posted in DnD rules... however, based on the assumptiopn of a negative answer, and my forthcoming followup question, I've placed it here.)Is there ANY possible way to gain +1d6 sneak attack, through a homebrew feat that wouldn't be munchkin-able and abusable? I've played around with it, and have a few ideas, but they seem easily "breakable". Basically some kind of one time, 1st level only feat (named like: "Don't Judge a Book By its Cover" or something) that would grant the 1d6 of damage, but would it be possible to limit it to a character at first level who is granted only a d6 or lower HD?? Or a on-full-BAB character class?? Just trying to keep it from being a no-brainer for any martial class to choose. (limit it based on weapon/armor profeciencies???)I'm aware that this is a tall order, and very well might be un-possible... but any positive creative ideas are welcomed. Thanks.</blockquote>