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#1 mbeacom Sep 02, 2014 21:28:11	Do they stack? If a Multiclassed Rogue/Ranger attacked an enemy below it's max HP (triggering CS) with advantage (triggering SA), would he/she get the sneak attack dice and the Colossus Slayer dice added to the attack? Seems like they would as I read it, but it feels a little OP since CS is automatic and SA is pretty easy to get every round. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!
#2 Gruff_Ironfist Sep 02, 2014 22:30:16	They stack as far as I can tell.   I don't see the issue with that, really.   You have to use a finesse weapon or ranged weapon for SA, so none of the bigger 1d12 or 2d6 dice weapons (and likely not even 1d10 unless you're doing heavy crossbow). CS only applies below [edit] max health, so it's not happening all the time. Both SA and CS can only be applied once per turn. You've made the sacrifice of multiclassing. Even if we're just talking Rogue 1 / Ranger 3, that character doesn't get the Ability Incr./Feat that a Ranger 4 would already have, and he'll always be one level behind a pure ranger for everything (extra attack, future ability incrs/feats, spells, etc.). And the pure Ranger 4 could be swinging a 2d6 greatsword with CS, which (at that level) is essentially the rogue's SA built into every hit without requiring advantage (which is nicely boosted by Extra Attack at 5th). I don't know how this plays out at higher levels (like Rogue 5 / Ranger 5), but I suspect you'll still feel the mutliclass pains somewhat by missing Expertise(6th)/Evasion or missing Defensive Tactics/more spells. That's not necessarily a bad thing. Rog5/Rgr5 is a great concept. It would imagine it just plays differently.
(Reply to #2) mbeacom	Gruff_Ironfist wrote:
#4 Gruff_Ironfist Sep 02, 2014 22:29:19	mbeacom wrote: