Amazing facts about Booming Blade 5e
You can utilize sneak attack with booming blade, and attempted to make a high harm work for it.
Sorcerer 4 gives you meta magic and 4 witchcraft focuses. Take twinned and Quickened.
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Warrior 3 gives you move flood and make a battle master for bluffing assault. Take dueling in light of the fact that why not.
Take rebel the remainder of the route for 7D6 sneak assault.
First activity: Twinned Booming cutting edge: two bluffing cutlass assaults (D6 +5dex +D8 predominance +3D8 sonic +2dueling) 45max each
Activity flood: repeat+ another 90 harm max
Reward activity: Quickened another blasting cutting edge another 37 max
bluffing gives you programmed advantage so you get sneak assault so 7D6 so another 42 max
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=total 259 harm. Furthermore, on the off chance that they flee there is 25D8 more harm to bargain out after that.
As a Rogue you might just be better off disengaging forcing booming blade movement. Also, math at the damage is split up to two enemies and is a one and done. Alternatively, you can just take the Mobile feat and disengage for free as you exit their reach.
The only problem with the build is that it will take quite a while to come online and there will be levels where the character will perform subpar, not to mention it's a massive Nova that is basically once per day. And you have to weight it against Sorcerer 5 for Fireball, Haste, Fly etc.
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Feigning attack doesn't work with a Quickened Booming Blade as they both require a bonus action and an action surge doesn't grant an additional bonus action. Better off with other maneuvers like Riposte or Trip.
