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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kolzig" data-source="post: 4920072" data-attributes="member: 85238">The problem with this feat is that it takes many more other feats to make it worth it for a character who goes melee any amount of the time (and you could take two-weapon opening in that case instead). However, it can be useful in some cases. A half-elf rogue chucking daggers, as mentioned before. Or a half-elf avenger with twin strike... but then they can't use oath of enmity to reroll attacks, which defeats most of the point.It's only really worth it if you can find a way to increase your crit range with your main weapon. The only paragon paths with 18-20 crit ranges are Daggermaster and Student of Caiphon, and for that you would need to be using either fear or radiant weapons.I'm wondering though - if you're wielding a single hand crossbow and crit with it, can you do a basic attack with it using this feat? It says with your off-hand weapon, but I'm not sure if that specifically means the weapon in your other hand.It might also be useful for a Drow rogue dual wielding hand crossbows, since Drow have a feat to make hand crossbows 1d8 and high crit. Unfortunately, there's no way to increase the crit range on the crossbow without taking the Student of Caiphon PP, and there's only one magic crossbow that deals radiant damage. Your DM might be upset at the concept of a rogue using a radiant crossbow and it's at least a level 15 item anyways.</blockquote>