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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Strangemonkey" data-source="post: 4288891" data-attributes="member: 6533">Well for the specific case you mentioned it all depends on how you define 'Knight.'If 'Knight' is a paragon path keyed off of Fighter or Warlord 4e actually makes it easier to become a knight.&nbsp; Your priest simply takes the Fighter or Warlord multi-class feat and then picks up the Knight paragon path at 11th level.&nbsp; Eazee Peazee.If 'Knight' is a base class then the Priest has two options:1.) They can pick up cross-training as a 'Knight.'&nbsp; They won't unlearn their powers as a cleric until they've trained up to the level that they can take the multiclass paragon path option.&nbsp; They'll probably have to dedicate a lot of feats to picking up the armor and weapon proficiencies if that's important to them as well.&nbsp; This would represent someone honestly wanting to make the effort it takes to switch vocations rather than the 3.X model where charactes can either take 15 years to learn the first level in a class as their first level or one night to learn the first level in a class as their second level.2.) The Priest can dabble enough to pick up what he or she considers the essential aspects of the 'Knight' class through feats and then be a hybrid Priest/Knight.&nbsp; Which would be fairly true to the Arthurian tradition, actually.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr. Strangemonkey, post: 4288891, member: 6533"] Well for the specific case you mentioned it all depends on how you define 'Knight.' If 'Knight' is a paragon path keyed off of Fighter or Warlord 4e actually makes it easier to become a knight. Your priest simply takes the Fighter or Warlord multi-class feat and then picks up the Knight paragon path at 11th level. Eazee Peazee. If 'Knight' is a base class then the Priest has two options: 1.) They can pick up cross-training as a 'Knight.' They won't unlearn their powers as a cleric until they've trained up to the level that they can take the multiclass paragon path option. They'll probably have to dedicate a lot of feats to picking up the armor and weapon proficiencies if that's important to them as well. This would represent someone honestly wanting to make the effort it takes to switch vocations rather than the 3.X model where charactes can either take 15 years to learn the first level in a class as their first level or one night to learn the first level in a class as their second level. 2.) The Priest can dabble enough to pick up what he or she considers the essential aspects of the 'Knight' class through feats and then be a hybrid Priest/Knight. Which would be fairly true to the Arthurian tradition, actually. [/QUOTE]

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