New answers tagged sneak-attack
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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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"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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A Thief's backstab absolutely stacks with sneak attack damage
Thieves are painful painful creatures, especially with the +3 to accuracy after the attack roll on backstab. Just owie. But you're talking about a scoundrel's interactions with backstab and sneak attack, which presents some complications.
Your scenario doesn't work, but not for the reasons you ...
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Yes
As a rogue (since thieves have sufficient tricks to basically get combat advantage every bloody round), using daggers, we can look here and discover: Cunning Stalker (CA on an enemy when they're not adjacent to another enemy) or Vicious Advantage (CA on a slowed or immobilized enemy). Both are trivial to achieve.
In terms of stacking extra damage on ...
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