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:::::: You actually couldn't combine those two at the same time, since Grim Shot is a standard action while Deadly Shower is a Full-Round action ;-) --[[User:Ghostwheel|Ghostwheel]] 19:46, February 8, 2010 (UTC)
::::::: ''At level fourteen, the sharpshooter may spend seven Aim Points to force the target of his next attack to make a Fortitude saving throw if the attack is successful, or take an extra 1d6 damage per character level of the sharpshooter (DC 10 + Dexterity modifier + 1/2 character level)''. Well, it doesn't say anything about the time it takes, I just assumed it that spending Aim Points is a free action. Since it power "the next attack" and the Hail of Arrows specifies it's a single attack, I can't see why (with the current wording) you can't combine both of them. That would make a 60ft area of two attacks + 10*level + 1d6 per level on a failed save (and the save probably will have a high DC, since it's 1/2 level + dex modifier). I can't see a rogue killing an entire army in one round (while a wizard could pull that off). Off course, it would have to be level 22 to use the 11 points, but it's still wizard like amazing. As for the uses of UMD: you already can sneak attack anything, you already have fighter BAB... And you can always have brilliant energy arrows/bolts for the CA.
== Team Fortress Sniper? ==
