Two-hander rogue.

[Crazy Bard]

I have a level 12, rogue using thrown weapons that I want to fixskills into a two-hander. What's the ideal training for a rogue two-hander. Meaning what's better to train in. A lockpicking two-hander, or is it worth it for a ambushing two-hander. I found out that it's impossible to do both with the amount of points given. Also, what should the stat allocation look like.
Right now.
Stats: Normal (Bonus) ... Enhanced (Bonus)
Strength (STR): 94 (27) ... 94 (27)
Constitution (CON): 74 (12) ... 56 (3)
Dexterity (DEX): 89 (19) ... 89 (19)
Agility (AGL): 91 (20) ... 91 (20)
Discipline (DIS): 69 (9) ... 69 (9)
Aura (AUR): 77 (13) ... 77 (13)
Logic (LOG): 74 (17) ... 74 (17)
Intuition (INT): 58 (9) ... 58 (9)
Wisdom (WIS): 52 (1) ... 52 (1)
Influence (INF): 31 (-9) ... 31 (-9)

And, is it worth being a two-hander rogue rather than the normal sword/board. Will I see much of a difference in AS?

[thefarmer]

And, is it worth being a two-hander rogue rather than the normal sword/board. Will I see much of a difference in AS?


You can train the same skills the same number of times for ohe or 2hder.

So no, you won't notice a difference in AS.

[Crazy Bard]

Yeah, I changed my views on switching to Two-handers. Should I train ambush when using thrown weapons?

[Martaigne]

From play.net: "Aiming a thrown weapon may be done from hiding, with success based on training in the Ambush, Stalk and hide, and Perception skills."

[Insodus]

From play.net: "Aiming a thrown weapon may be done from hiding, with success based on training in the Ambush, Stalk and hide, and Perception skills."

I think maybe what you meant was, RTFM.

[Martaigne]

I think maybe what you meant was, RTFM.

Yeah, that too.