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Coup de Grâce. Starting at 17th level, you can execute targets marked for death with 3 × your rogue level or fewer hit points, as long as the attack does not have disadvantage. If the marked target has more than 2 × your rogue level in hit points, it can make a (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus) Constitution saving throw.
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The death you never saw coming. Rogues are a surprisingly versatile class, with a diverse toolkit that can make them dexterous trap breakers, silent scouts, and, of course, devastating single-target damage dealers. The Assassin subclass takes the Rogue's infiltration and single-target damage abilities and hones them to a razor's edge.
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I've had a lot of fun playing an Assassin/Fighter (Battle Master) multiclass. He's currently 16th level (Fighter 9/Rogue 7). The battle maneuvers and superiority dice are great, especially if I get the much coveted assassinate in round 1 so I can do an additional 2d8 damage, but also in later rounds (making the post 1st round assassin much better, IMO).
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The Assassin Rogue in D&D 5e represents that iconic ability of the Rogue to quickly and silently take out a high-priority target. These characters strike suddenly and aim to be as decisive in their strikes as possible. Picking members of a hobgoblin warband off one by one, the Assassin lurks in the shadows of the encampment.
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Does the Rogue's Assassinate feature (auto-crit on surprised targets) allow for multiple crits if you make multiple attacks that round, either through two-weapon fighting or extra attacks gained through multiclassing? As an example: my 3rd level Human (Variant, TWF feat) Rogue-Assassin rolls high on his stealth roll, and gets up behind his target.
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Other than darkvision, the lightfoot halfling ticks all the boxes for an Assassin Rogue. Their +2 Dexterity and +1 Charisma bonuses are ideal for this subclass' strengths, as is their ability to hide behind medium-sized allies on the battlefield. Their Lucky trait protects you from natural 1s - useful for any class.
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Rogue Assassin 5e - More Than a Killer. Rogue Assassin is my number one go-to class. I love the balance of getting good damage in and being a charismatic charlatan - two of the Rogue's greatest features in Dungeons & Dragons 5e. However, it's not the only great archetype for the Rogue. Every single archetype has something valuable to.
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The Assassin's primary scores will follow the scores in the Rogue Handbook, but our features do steer us towards Face skills as a secondary concern. Str: It's always technically an option to use Strength as a Rogue, but typically impractical. For Assassins attempting to Stealth for Surprise, this is doubly true.
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Assassin Rogue subclass — how to play in DnD 5E. Dive into the deadly shadows with Assassin Rogue 5E. Perfect the art of stealth and deliver lethal strikes. The blade in the shadows, this Rogueish Archetype focuses on infiltrating the ranks of their enemies and launching devastating first strikes. In this Assassin Rogue 5E mini-guide, we'll.
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Master of Disguise: Assassin 5E. The Assassin has absolutely ridiculous flavor. This rogue archetype has two aggressive abilities focused around killing someone before they can even scream. They gain two features that help you get the jump on people.
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Rogue 101: Assassin. Class is back in session. This week, walk with silent footfalls and carry only weapons small enough to conceal until they appear mysteriously between our enemies' ribs. Few mortal beings can deal as much damage in a single turn as a rogue who practices the art of assassination—but the act of killing with a single blow.
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When making an assassin character for Dungeons and Dragons 5e, consider the following: Choose a race with high Dexterity modifiers. Think about backstory—hired killer, agent, sacred priest. Build rogue for combat—Sneak Attack, Expertise, Cunning Action. The assassin role—Assassinate, Infiltration Expertise, Imposter, Death Strike.
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Actions. Multiattack. The assassin makes two shortsword attacks. Shortsword. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: (1d6 + 3) piercing damage plus (7d6)poison damage. The target must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw, taking the poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
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Rogue 5e Guide Rating Scheme. This guide is meant as a deep dive into the DnD 5e rogue. For a quick overview of other 5e classes, check out our Guide to DnD 5e Classes. The color code below has been implemented to help you identify, at a glance, how good that option will be for your rogue. This color coding isn't a hard and fast rule; there.
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Roguish Archetype: Assassin 5e. Assassin rogue is a messy, complicated, munchkin-laden option. On its own, it can be deeply underwhelming with little opportunity to shine, but when allowed to shine, can be utterly debilitating for some DMs to deal with. It all is built around their Assassinate feature; almost every other option in the subclass.
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Assassin. Check out the Assassin Rogue 5e Guide. The Assassin archetype specializes in being incredibly sneaky and dealing a ton of damage to enemies that they are able to catch off-guard. They can easily remove key targets from combat before the fighting even kicks off.
