| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Koro7603-10-07, 01:08 PM | When looking over the ruels for sneak attack in the PHB, it never mentions a limit to the number of sneak attacks per round. Does this mean that if the rogue is using TWF and manages a full attack sneak attack, that each weapon gets its own sneak attack damage? |
| Witch03-10-07, 01:10 PM | Each attack that qualifies gets sneak attack damage, yes. |
| Koro7603-10-07, 01:18 PM | then does that mean it also applies each time on multiple attacks using the same weapon in the same round? |
| Frugal03-10-07, 01:30 PM | then does that mean it also applies each time on multiple attacks using the same weapon in the same round? Yes, as long as the requirements are still met. For instance, if you use hide and move silently (or invisibility and move silently) to sneak up on someone and then full attack on your next round only the 1st attack gets sneak attack damage because after that the opponent is aware of you. If on the other hand, you're flanking someone and full attack, every attack you make will deal sneak attack damage, this is why TWF is so good for rogues. Similarly, even if it's not your round, like if your opponent provokes an attack of opportunity, and still meets the criteria, then you will still deal sneak attack damage. |
| Ian Demagi03-12-07, 11:24 PM | Now if your rogue has Greater Invisibility then you would get sneak attack on all your attacks. Make friends with your party wizard! Ian |