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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 4528436" data-attributes="member: 996">Any ranged ranger power works off DEX, Twin Strike can be melee (STR) or ranged (DEX) and works with daggers either way.  Two chances to hit improves your shot at getting in SA damage.Outside of the Ranger & Rogue, PH martial powers are STR based, so probably not the greatest for you.  Warlord powers could work, though.  Commander's Strike is based soley on INT, which is one of your good stats (which doesn't help a rogue the way it did in 3e, BTW, indeed INT is arguably a flat-out dump stat for the Rogue), and Wolf Pack Tactics doesn't have to hit to grant it's shift (and, the shift is before you attack, so you can set up a flank for yourself that way).  Niether of those are terrible dramatic, though.Eyebite is pretty good for a rogue, it renders you invisble to the target, so you can stealth away or make an SA next round.  Sure, you don't get an implement bonus, but it's vs will, which tends to be most monsters' lowest defense.  Wizard at-wills are pretty darn good, three have an area (OK cloud of daggers is a one-square area, but, it can still ignore cover or concealment, and it's auto-damage can do a little something if you have a positive WIS mod), one of those pushes (again, if you have the WIS), and another slows the target.  But, none are vs will and the lack of implement enhancement will tell eventually.Swordmage weapon-keyword at wills are an option, they work with light blades, so you can use your dagger.</blockquote>

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