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<blockquote data-quote="Cloudgatherer" data-source="post: 216154" data-attributes="member: 66">Not one per round, but per action.&nbsp; In my game, the player playing the rogue agreed that sneak attack can be used and abused to no end (I used it on the party, he used it back).&nbsp; Originally, we did use it by the book.&nbsp; After several sessions, myself (the DM) and the rogue agreed to the change.&nbsp; The rogue suggested it even, and I had been considering changing it anyway.So our fix is to make sneak attack an action.&nbsp; This allows rogues to move and make a sneak attack in a single round.&nbsp; It does not allow a rogue with every TWF feat under the sun to take a half-dozen attacks and add 10d6 to every strike while using a full-round attack action.&nbsp; Making it an action also represents an effort on the rogue's part to specifically target some vital area, as opposed to other melee characters who apparently don't do this (that was sarcasm if you did not catch it).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cloudgatherer, post: 216154, member: 66"] Not one per round, but per action. In my game, the player playing the rogue agreed that sneak attack can be used and abused to no end (I used it on the party, he used it back). Originally, we did use it by the book. After several sessions, myself (the DM) and the rogue agreed to the change. The rogue suggested it even, and I had been considering changing it anyway. So our fix is to make sneak attack an action. This allows rogues to move and make a sneak attack in a single round. It does not allow a rogue with every TWF feat under the sun to take a half-dozen attacks and add 10d6 to every strike while using a full-round attack action. Making it an action also represents an effort on the rogue's part to specifically target some vital area, as opposed to other melee characters who apparently don't do this (that was sarcasm if you did not catch it). [/QUOTE]

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