This is a quad TR that I am working on however, it still does the job with only a 32 point build. The purpose of this build is to do good dps even when your backstabs are not hitting combined with rogue skills. This is not the end all be all of builds but just a fun one that is versatile. I will not be adding in exceptional hard to maintain stat and damage boosts just the standard everyday things you will be using most of the time.
12 Monk/7 Rogue/1 Fighter Dwarf
TR'ed from monk, fighter, fighter, paladin back to this build
Monk gives increased fist damage and damage overall.
Fighter gives +2 to hit bonus and +2 to combat feats which is important and a 3rd fighter should be considered possibly instead of paladin, your choice.
Paladin gives +5% healing amp and a full divine favor for 6 1/2 minutes per rest.
36 point build Dwarf
Str - 16 - 10 points +3 tome
Dex - 14 - 6 points +3 tome
Con - 17 - 8 points +2 tome
Int - 10 - 2 points +2 tome
Wis - 16 - 10 points +2 tome
Cha - 6 - 0 points
Only using 2 +3 tome and that is required to get GTWF however if you drop con by 1 point you can put that in Dex and only use a +2 to get there. I am assuming that doing 4 TR's you will acquire a few +3's but the build is still accessible for most players. It functions without extreme gear as well.
Str enhancements
16 base
5 level up
3 tome
3 fire stance
6 stat item
1 exceptional
2 exceptional
36 typical
2 yugo pot
2 store pot
6 titan gloves
46 short term
Wis enhancements
16 base
2 monk
6 item
2 tome
26 typical
Add slotted exceptional +1 and litnay for 28
Damage
2d8 fists
1 monk past life
4 Epic claw set
2 Knosts set
5 weapon
13 str bonus
5 power attack
3 divine favor
3 rogue damage boost
30 all the time damage boostable to 36 and higher in spurts however the rogue haste boost will increase your dps much higher than the damage boost will. But with 10 viable boosts thats a full 3 minutes 20 seconds of sustained heavy damage.
Stunning fist DC
10 base
6 monk level
2 fighter past life
8 wis mod
10 stunning wraps
1 fighter stunning blow
3 dwarven tactics
40 stun DC is more than enough for even epic quests
Stunning blow DC
10 base
13 str mod
10 stunning wraps
1 fighter stunning blow
2 fighter past life
3 dwarven tactics
39 stun DC on blow is still more than viable in epic quests
Backstab damage
3d6 ninja spy
1d6 rogue assassin
4d6 rogue levels
9 backstab training
8 tharnes
8d6 +17
You will average 35-55 backstab damage per hit be sure to turn on subtle backstabbing you do not want aggro.
Feats
1st - TWF
2nd - (monk) Stunning fist
3rd - dodge
4th - (monk) Toughness
5th - Path of inevitable dominion
6th - monk past life
7th -
8th -
9th - paladin past life, (monk) IC bludgeon
10th -
11th -
12th - ITWF
13th -
14th -
15th - power attack
16th -
17th -
18th - GTWF
19th -
20th - (fighter) Stunning blow
I wont tell you what levels to take when this is just a suggested build or what skills to take. That is up to you to do with what you want this is not a build for first timers however it is clickarific and has alot of aggro management problems so I suggest it for more experienced players.
In conclusion I would appreciate any feedback on the build and I will be updating it in the near future with more information on skill breakdown and levels I am just to lazy to do it now.