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I am not a fan of backgrounds, but I really don't think that has anything to do with multiclassing. Pretty much I always use the custom...

Blind Fighting by far. It totally changes your PC. I will say, usually when I DM and in one of the games I play there is a houserule...

2E there was all kind of racial restrictions and you had to level both classes at the same time. Just far more difficult to do what you...

Personally I think AD&D 1E was better than 2nd edition. I do think 5E is the best of all the editions and if I had to rank them it...

in a world in which it's well know that people's words and gestures can manifest potent magical effects it seems silly to me to think...

Because it lets you build more diverse characters. I look at classes as a set of mechanics you use to get the kind of PC you want to...

My post was more about "play your role". I don't think class and party composition defines role, I think the player defines that...

I am not hung up on Grapple, I can actually see the argument for that. As a point of fact none of the familiars in 5.5E have attacks...

This was a reply to you. You stated "familiars have specific DCs attached to their attacks." That statement is false. Further this...

In terms of specificity, while it is debatable, I tend to agree with the others that the net is more specific in this instance...

Not very useful for two reasons. First, and most important, these are calculated values which come with a host of assumptions that will...

No news, but I would keep it simple. 3rd level: proficiency with all weapons and treat all weapons as Monk weapons fighting style 2...

I would consider it the opposite. The Warlock’s save DC is general because it is for ANY saving throw the familiar forces. The net...

I would agree, usually something else is better. This is one reason why it is situational. Another big issue is the extremely limited...

Who defines your role? Most of the time I play, the role I envision playing is best expressed as a multiclassed PC. Multiclassing is...