Questions for Scott Rouse & Andy Collins!
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All about multiclassing! 
How do you gain abilities from other classes? What about the restrictions on the various powers? (In particular I'm thinking of the 'light blade' requirement on most of the rogue powers, when multiclassed with a fighter who normally uses a longsword, or an axe or something).
How does multiclassing work in general? I'm crossing fingers for some sort of continuation of the (imo) ingenious Bo9S multiclassing, is it reminiscent?
How do you gain abilities from other classes? What about the restrictions on the various powers? (In particular I'm thinking of the 'light blade' requirement on most of the rogue powers, when multiclassed with a fighter who normally uses a longsword, or an axe or something).
How does multiclassing work in general? I'm crossing fingers for some sort of continuation of the (imo) ingenious Bo9S multiclassing, is it reminiscent?
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Q: How does one go about gaining access to new rituals?
Q: We've heard a lot about certain classes - but relatively little about wizards and clerics. Can you give us a rough idea of what a 10th level wizard or cleric can do - not necessarily in terms of exact spells or prayers, but the kinds of effects/damage that they can do per day, per encounter, or at will?
Q: With 30 levels of spells, are there seperate spells for each level, or can you modify a spell by making it higher level? For example, using a 3E analogy which may not completely fit in 4E, assuming a Fireball is a 5th level spell doing 5d6, would you have to cast it as a 10th level spell to do 10d6?
Q: Will the GSL (Games System License) prohibit 3rd party publsihers from creating certain kinds of material, ie: sourcebooks, software, etc?
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