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I can't seem to find an answer to this anywhere:

Do non-flanking allies, say a rogue, gain the normal advantages against a flanked creature. I'll try an ASCII grid below.

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My interpretation is that once flanked, a creature loses it's DEX bonus to AC, and thus any attacker, even those not contributing to the flank, would reap the benefits. Rogue would get sneak attack etc...

Is this correct?

Theorycrafting a Scout4/Barb1. Stats are not really relevant, but I was curious if a Scout that is charging two adjacent foes can add SA to both using cleave?

First post!

I rolled a reach cleric for a campaign on Roll20, and the first session was a smashing success, literally. The DM homebrewed our stat rolls so that on a 4d6 roll, we could drop the lowest two stats for 16s, or the lowest stat for 18. So needless to say my scores are not an issue here (I'll list the scores below including racial bonuses).

Race: Dwarf
Level: 1
Stats: STR:18,DEX:14,CON:15,INT:12,WIS:17,CHA:14
Deity: Kurgess (NG)
Domains: Travel, Ferocity
Weapons: Longhammer, Spiked Gauntlets
Feats: Combat Reflexes

My plan is for Power Attack at Level 3 and Improved Initiative at Level 5. After that I am at a bit of a loss. Do I pick up Vital Strike? Channel Force? Sacred Summons? I don't want to have a stellar build for 5 levels and then screw it up because I took feat X instead of feat Y... Advice?