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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Obryn" data-source="post: 5149812" data-attributes="member: 11821">Such as?  Honestly, I'm not seeing where those weapons win out over a bow, particularly if you need to take the Farbond Spellblade or Hungry enchantments to use them as a thrown weapon.  (And remember, really you're limited to daggers and javelins without spending a feat, so I don't know why axes, heavy blades, and hammers are on that list.)Sky's the limit with bows and crossbows, though.  Any enchantment works equally well for them.  Spending a feat, you have +2/1d12 and +3/1d10 options, too.Yes, you do, so long as your feat isn't better spent elsewhere.  And that's part of the problem - a thrown weapon seeker doesn't have much of a choice in whether or not to spend that feat up-front.  +3/1d4 and +2/1d6 aren't great, even when compared to other Controllers.You might not be a striker, and you certainly don't want to compare DPR with them, but by doing more damage you are still contributing to combat in a meaningful way.  Just because you're a controller doesn't make the damage you do less useful than that of a striker.-O</blockquote>