anyone knows feat "sneak attack" ?

[オジサンマル]

Feat "Accomplished sneak attacker" prerequisite the feat "Sneak Attack", but there is no "Sneak Attack" feat. I can't get the feat about sneak attack. It's bug?

[FrozenMoonsoul]

Sneak Attack is not a Feat, but a class Feature. It's most prominently found on Rogue and Slayer classes, but some archetypes like Vivisectionist (from Alchemist) also get it. Additionally, the Trickster Mythic Path has Sneak Attacks.

[オジサンマル]

Thanks, I understand it's not a feat. My class is Inquisitor, then I can't get sneak attack feature, and also can't get "Accomplished Sneak Attacker". But Accomplished Sneak Attacker is shown as possible feats. why? Is there any way to get that feat? multi class, Rogue is need?

[Jiroa]

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Thanks, I understand it's not a feat. My class is Inquisitor, then I can't get sneak attack feature, and also can't get "Accomplished Sneak Attacker". But Accomplished Sneak Attacker is shown as possible feats. why? Is there any way to get that feat? multi class, Rogue is need?

There's always a way to get pretty much anything but it's a question of is the dip into another class worth pushing back the progression of your main class.

[MattStriker]

There are other ways to get sneak attack dice, like the "Sense Vitals" spell, although that isn't on the Inquisitor spell list so you can't get it without multiclassing, some scroll-scribing or multiclass alchemist trickery. But these would be improved by the feat, which may be why it's technically available.

[Lou the Lou]

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Thanks, I understand it's not a feat. My class is Inquisitor, then I can't get sneak attack feature, and also can't get "Accomplished Sneak Attacker". But Accomplished Sneak Attacker is shown as possible feats. why? Is there any way to get that feat? multi class, Rogue is need?

You're just seeing it in the list because it lists all possible feats. As in, every feat that exists in the game. You can almost always multiclass into something else to get a feat you want that's greyed out for your current build, but as someone else said, the question is whether or not it's worth it.

You could take one level of Vivisectionist and get 1 SA die as well as mutagen, maybe a cast of Shield, but is it worth pushing the progression of your Inquisitor back a level? And denying yourself level 20 Inquisitor (assuming you don't go Legend mythic)?

It might be. It might not be. Depends on what you want. But yes, it's possible.

[オジサンマル]

Originally posted by Jiroa:

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Thanks, I understand it's not a feat. My class is Inquisitor, then I can't get sneak attack feature, and also can't get "Accomplished Sneak Attacker". But Accomplished Sneak Attacker is shown as possible feats. why? Is there any way to get that feat? multi class, Rogue is need?

There's always a way to get pretty much anything but it's a question of is the dip into another class worth pushing back the progression of your main class.

You are right, I also think so. It's not so good choice to change another class to get the feat.

[オジサンマル]

Originally posted by Lou the Lou:

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Thanks, I understand it's not a feat. My class is Inquisitor, then I can't get sneak attack feature, and also can't get "Accomplished Sneak Attacker". But Accomplished Sneak Attacker is shown as possible feats. why? Is there any way to get that feat? multi class, Rogue is need?

You're just seeing it in the list because it lists all possible feats. As in, every feat that exists in the game. You can almost always multiclass into something else to get a feat you want that's greyed out for your current build, but as someone else said, the question is whether or not it's worth it.

You could take one level of Vivisectionist and get 1 SA die as well as mutagen, maybe a cast of Shield, but is it worth pushing the progression of your Inquisitor back a level? And denying yourself level 20 Inquisitor (assuming you don't go Legend mythic)?

It might be. It might not be. Depends on what you want. But yes, it's possible.

Thanks, I think It might not be worth to push my progression of Inquisitor back, so I'll get level 20 Inquisitor.

[FredDie]

Quick google search would help you, just saying since you going to be looking for a lot of information while playing this game.

[オジサンマル]

Originally posted by FredDie:

Quick google search would help you, just saying since you going to be looking for a lot of information while playing this game.

Thanks, I try from next time.

[jsaving]

It's unusual to like the inquisitor class and want sneak attack damage, yet not choose the sanctified slayer archetype. But if that's the predicament you are in, it is easily solved by splashing vivisectionist, divine scion, rogue (any archetype), shadow shaman, slayer (any archetype), or cult leader. Or alternatively you could respec as a divine hound hunter, which is basically an upgraded inquisitor who eventually receives 5d6 sneak attack damage via sense vitals.

[オジサンマル]

Originally posted by jsaving:

It's unusual to like the inquisitor class, want sneak attack damage, yet not choose the sanctified slayer archetype. But if that's the predicament you are in, it is easily solved by splashing vivisectionist, divine scion, rogue (any archetype), shadow shaman, slayer (any archetype), or cult leader. Or alternatively you could respec as a divine hound hunter, which is basically an upgraded inquisitor and eventually receives 5d6 sneak attack damage via sense vitals.

Thanks, I just begin to play WOR, and to build character. Your recommend class is attractive, but I want to choice Sacred Huntsmaster archetype(not pure Inquisitor). Sneak Attack, I think it's available for range attack, but if it's not, I don't need it's Feature, also Accomplished Sneak Attacker feat.

[Lou the Lou]

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Originally posted by jsaving:

It's unusual to like the inquisitor class, want sneak attack damage, yet not choose the sanctified slayer archetype. But if that's the predicament you are in, it is easily solved by splashing vivisectionist, divine scion, rogue (any archetype), shadow shaman, slayer (any archetype), or cult leader. Or alternatively you could respec as a divine hound hunter, which is basically an upgraded inquisitor and eventually receives 5d6 sneak attack damage via sense vitals.

Thanks, I just begin to play WOR, and to build character. Your recommend class is attractive, but I want to choice Sacred Huntsmaster archetype(not pure Inquisitor). Sneak Attack, I think it's available for range attack, but if it's not, I don't need it's Feature, also Accomplished Sneak Attacker feat.

Divine Hound Hunter is basically the Sacred Hunstmaster, but better. SH loses judgements to gain the pet, and judgements are most of the reason to play Inquisitor.

But, play what you want to play. As long as you're not playing on the hardest difficulties, being optimal doesn't matter that much.

[gmwaddington]

A Trickster character also gets sneak attack dice. So your mythic path is another source.

[オジサンマル]

Originally posted by Lou the Lou:

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Thanks, I just begin to play WOR, and to build character. Your recommend class is attractive, but I want to choice Sacred Huntsmaster archetype(not pure Inquisitor). Sneak Attack, I think it's available for range attack, but if it's not, I don't need it's Feature, also Accomplished Sneak Attacker feat.

Divine Hound Hunter is basically the Sacred Hunstmaster, but better. SH loses judgements to gain the pet, and judgements are most of the reason to play Inquisitor.

But, play what you want to play. As long as you're not playing on the hardest difficulties, being optimal doesn't matter that much.

I check Divine Hound Hunter, then I think it's best class for me. I can get both judgements and animal companion. I decide my class to be Divine Hound archetype Hunter. I play on normal difficulties, not hard. It may not need to be optimal, I think.

[Jiroa]

Originally posted by オジサンマル:

Originally posted by Lou the Lou:

Divine Hound Hunter is basically the Sacred Hunstmaster, but better. SH loses judgements to gain the pet, and judgements are most of the reason to play Inquisitor.

But, play what you want to play. As long as you're not playing on the hardest difficulties, being optimal doesn't matter that much.

I check Divine Hound Hunter, then I think it's best class for me. I can get both judgements and animal companion. I decide my class to be Divine Hound archetype Hunter. I play on normal difficulties, not hard. It may not need to be optimal, I think.

It's a great class, you can share your Teamwork feats and judgements whit your pet and the spell book you get is druid so you can sneak attack damage from the sense vital spell as well as great level 1 buffs like Lead blades/Hurricane bow and Aspect of the falcon.