Strength Based Rogue - Rogue - Class Forums - D&D Beyond
Feb 1, 2019 · The best way I can see a Strength-based rogue is using the Dual Wielder feat. Using a longsword as the main hand and dagger (you could use a rapier, but it looks awkward to me) in the off hand. So you have 1d8+strength attack + 1d4 + xd6.
Joe Rogue'n: A Strength-based Rogue Build : r/dndnext - Reddit
May 26, 2024 · This is a build for a strength inquisitive rogue, but I could use some help optimising it. Starting with 14+2/14/14+2/8/12/10, mountain dwarf gives us medium armour proficiency so can come out with an AC of 16 with a breastplate. We take Rogue 3, giving us expertise in athletics and Insight.
ideas for rogues that aren't thieves/criminals : r/dndnext - Reddit
My favorite is my dwarf hoplite, a strength rogue. He is basically a Greek warrior that was set to be a hero like Achilles or Odysseus. However he was severely injured(achilles heel) and can not be the best he can be but that still equates to a rogue(swashbuckler).
NWN 1 - Strength Rogue-type (with variants) :: NWN Players
Jan 31, 2017 · - STR Rogue - not screwed against crit immune enemies. - High Sneak Damage and Strength for big hits. - Good full Rogue skillet with Elf Keen Senses. - Devastating Critical. - HIPS. - Able to dual wield or pull out a shield for more AC. - …
[Art] Gargoyle Rogue : r/DnD - Reddit
Jan 24, 2020 · I had a character concept for a strength based rogue, which is doable in 5e but still rare. If you wanted to make a Gargoyle a balanced PC, I think you'd have to set aside most of its racial features except flight and looking inanimate when not moving.
D&D 5E The Thug, A Subclass for Strength Rogues - EN World
Aug 11, 2017 · Hey everybody. I wanted to play a fun and balanced rogue subclass that embodied the archetype of the burly goon rather than the agile thief... so I made one! What do you think, does it work? [sblock=Design Goals]Do: Invoke an alternative roguish flavour to what is already offered. Encourage strength over dexterity. Make it fun to play. Make it ...
Strength based rogue 3.5 - Giant in the Playground Forums
Mar 19, 2015 · If you want a Str-based character who can climb, jump, and swim in addition to all the standard Rogue skills, maybe go with Feat Rogue or even Ranger with the Strong-Arm combat style (Power Attack, Improved Sunder, and Great Cleave), and Ranger can even get the Trap Expert ACF in Dungeonscape.
Strength Based Rogue - Rogue - Class Forums - D&D Beyond
May 27, 2022 · Would like to explore some idea's for creating a strength based rogue. Liking the idea of taking tavern brawler feat and later the grappler feat for the adva...
DW strength rogue? - Dragon Age: Origins - GameFAQs
I have heard that strength based rogues are better because they are less likely to miss and they have a strong base damage, plus they can use better armor and weapons. But i have a few...
Brigand (Strength based Rogue) : r/UnearthedArcana - Reddit
Jan 24, 2017 · I'm here with a homebrew archetype for rogue, specifically a Strength based rogue. I've long felt this is an underrepresented archetype in most games. Not every criminal is trying to pick locks and crack open chests. Some are there to break bones so you pay your bookie. This is for them.
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