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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NotAYakk" data-source="post: 8100138" data-attributes="member: 72555">Rogue/Martial is well within the bounds of fine?Gloomastelker Ranger 10/AT Rogue 10 works.Champion Fighter 10/Thief Rogue 10 does as well.  Admittedly Champ 11/Rogue 9 would be even better.EK 10/AT 10 (casts like an EK/AT level 17).As a DPR analysis, Champ 10/AT 10, elf.Uses shadowblade for advantage and 2d8 weapon damage main hand, +2 dagger offhand (draws on turn 2).2 attacks, 19-20 crit range, 20 dex, elven accuracy.  Against AC 20.+11 to hit, hits on a 9+. 94% accuracy, 27% crit rate with SB, 70%/10% with dagger.Do a crit-fish where you only use a sneak attack if your miss chance is greater than your crit chance on your last attack (which is always a 94% accuracy 27% crit chance attack):(no bonus action) is 1.88 hits and 0.54 crits 46% sneak attack crits 96% sneak attack hits.  2.42 * 9 + 1.88*5 + 1.42 * 17.5 = 56.3(bonus action) 1.88 SB hits 0.54 SB crits 0.7 dagger hits 0.1 dagger crits 52% sneak attack crits 96% sneak attack hits.  2.42 * 9 + 1.88 *5 + 0.8 * 2.5 + 0.7 * 7 + 25.9 = 64.0Use action surge to ready an action and attack off turn for 112.6 first round, then 64 damage per round after.Lack of Rogue splitting is mainly, in my experience, because the Rogue doesn't optimize that well.  You might dip 1 for expertise.Note that I'm only doing this for some of the caster class features -- namely, spell level cap.This is a no-brainer for a 2 level dip in a class that doesn't provide subclass features.And I think subclasses aren't as strong as half another classes full class features.  Except HD, of course.Maybe if you had to do it for both branches?So fighter(mc)6/wizard(mc)6 would have the features of a fighter 9/wizard 9 and 6 fighter HD/6 wizard HD and be a level 12 character.A fighter(mc)10/wizard(mc)10 would be a 15/15 character, have 8th level spells and 3 attacks.</blockquote>

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