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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magesmiley" data-source="post: 3131218" data-attributes="member: 26292">I'd have to concur that the more effective builds using daggers that I've seen rely on numbers of attacks coupled with abilities that grant extra damage to the weapons.Get two-weapon fighting and rapid shot for a couple of your feats. Quick Draw is also important as well. You might also consider Improved Initiative to be able to sneak attack things while they are still flat-footed.You probably want to draw from fighter, ranger, and rogue for your class choices. The key abilities would be weapon specialization, favored enemy, and sneak attack. I'd probably lean towards a ranger/rogue myself.I'd probably opt for a halfling - going from 1d4 to 1d3 really isn't much of a loss for the extra dex and the bonus on thrown weapons (plus the bonus to hit due to size).So, a halfling...Level 1: Rogue (you might also consider the halfling rogue substitution level from Races of the Wild). Take Two weapon fighting as your feat. You should have a fairly high Dex.level 2: Ranger. Take human as your favored enemy.level 3: Ranger. Pick the archery combat style, giving you rapid shot. Take Quick Draw as your level 3 feat. You can crank out 3 attacks/round thrown right now. If you go before the enemy on the first round of combat, toss daggers at them while they're still flat-footed for lots of damage, especially if they are human.This is just a place to start. You didn't say what level of character you're making.</blockquote>

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