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OK. You've got an unconscious critter on your hands. That also makes him prone.
So for Sly Flourish you'll get critical damage (weapon die and sneak attack both maxed, and your critical dice if your weapon provides them).
You also, because you have scored a critical hit, get to use your Two-Fisted Shooter feat. However, there is a catch:
If you used the ...
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To answer your second question first:
NO. In this case you do not. You missed a very important piece of the hybrid version of this feat (emphasis mine):
"You gain a bonus to damage rolls with assassin powers and assassin paragon path powers equal to your Charisma modifier against any target that is adjacent to none of your enemies." - Dragon 385
You ...
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No.
From the Compendium (emphasis mine):
SNEAK ATTACK
When you make an attack with a light blade, a hand crossbow, a shortbow, or a sling and hit an enemy granting combat advantage to you, that enemy takes extra damage based on your level (see the Sneak Attack table). You can deal this extra damage only once per turn.
Sneak attack can only be ...
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No.
The Melee Training feats modify your melee basic attacks only. The rogue's Riposte Strike power explicitly says to make a strength attack versus AC that does 1W+str damage. If it said to make an MBA then Melee Training would convert it to whatever ability modifier you want, but it doesn't.
It's explicitly designed that way to keep non-strength rogues ...
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"Sneak attack damage" refers to the damage from your sneak attack. They are the same thing. All the Duelist's Flurry at-will does to your sneak attack, is let you apply the damage even when you don't have combat advantage.
Therefore:
1. No, since that would mean you added your sneak attack damage twice.
2. Yes, since the strength modifier is always ...
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