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Looking at the dastardly finish feat coup de grace cowering or stunned opponents), it seems like it would be neat to make a character that could get a lot of use out of it. It requires +5d6 sneak attack, so you need a lot of ninja or rogue levels. I was wondering about the best way to get the enemy cowering or stunned with this type of character.

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I am well aware of the fact that casters or monks can get enemies stunned easier, but I was wanting a way where the PC wouldn't have to rely on others. He'll accetpt help from others, but I don't want him to depend on it. I would also prefer to stick with Pathfinder material as opposed to 3.5 stuff.

cnetarian |
It's tough to find a non-caster/non-ally way to make it work because most stuns are 1 round only so they cannot be combined with a dastardly finsh action. There are some feats which can multi-round stun or fear, but they require a BAB 16+ which is going to be tough for a character with rogue(ninja) 5 / master spy 1 / assassin 1. There is a magic item (hellscourge, a whip with the affiliated feat tax) which can do it but it is expensive and unreliable (hit once and fails save to frighten, hit second time in same round and fails save to cower, 75% chance to not have cower only last 1 round, and you have to combine it with an intimidate build of some kiind to produce the shaken effect.)