Rogue debilitating injury question

[Claws]

So this ability allows the rogue to inflict three different conditions when a sneak attack lands, the third condition is Hampered movement. Does this condition only affect movement speed or attack speed as well?

[Shadenuat]

What attack speed? It's not POE.

[Astral Projection]

Only movement speed. There is no attack speed really, just attacks per round.

So yeah the move speed debuff isn't that great. Maybe if you Fear a lot and stack it on top of Slow? Then maybe.

[Daliena]

Or extremely specific circumstances, like the Stag Lord's fort where you want to keep enemies from reaching the alarm.

[Claws]

Thank you, another question: I have Brutal Beating from the Thug sub-class, which sacrifices the sneak attack damage to cause a nauseated effect instead. This means that if I have Brutal Beating active, then the Debilitating injury effect won't trigger, correct?

[Shadenuat]

brutal beating sacrifices a single d6 dice of sneak damage. so feel free to stack all of this to debuff enemy. at level 4 you have 2d6 and can have another d6 from a feat if you decide multiclass.

[Daliena]

If I remember correctly, Brutal Beating only kicks in at level 3? And it sacrifices 1d6 Sneak Attack damage in return for the Sickened condition, but by level 3 of rogue, you should have 2d6 SA dice anyway, so it should work.

[Claws]

Originally posted by Daliena:

If I remember correctly, Brutal Beating only kicks in at level 3? And it sacrifices 1d6 Sneak Attack damage in return for the Sickened condition, but by level 3 of rogue, you should have 2d6 SA dice anyway, so it should work.

How do I see how many SA dice I have?

Edit: Oh it's in the class skill tree, I see it.