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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hawk Diesel" data-source="post: 8047377" data-attributes="member: 59848">Eh, I don't know. A straight rogue gets to use their primary stat with sneak attack. If a cleric dips rogue, they are already giving up their normal spell progression. I mean a straight rogue with the Magic Initiate feat can use sneak attack with Booming Blade or Green-Flame blade, and if they get access to Shadow Blade they can apply sneak attack. A cleric is already sacrificing stuff for access to rogue abilities, I don't see any reason to punish them for it.Not sure about this either. A straight cleric can already cast cantrips or spells in conjunction with Spiritual Weapon (especially after the initial attacking). Sure, a rogue generally has to use their main action to attack, limiting what else they can do outside of attack. But the Rogue also has their own built in abilities to do address this, particularly with Cunning Action.Of course, YMMV, and this is just how I see things. Different tables may see things differently.</blockquote>