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<blockquote data-quote="Exen Trik" data-source="post: 4283177" data-attributes="member: 34942">I tried something similar before the books were out, called the Dual Class. It also had both the multiclass feats, and other goodies such as limited class features. I never got around to redesigning it though, and as written it simply doesn't work.But mine was aiming to be the even split class, you seem to be going for a little bit of everything. You have some of the same issues though, since your stats are strictly better than a wizards and worse than a fighter's, meaning being a controller/striker is too good and something like a defender/leader (or worse, defender/defender) is too weak. Something should be added to take into account what specific classes are involved, or which powers, but I'm not sure which way to go about that. I do like the power versatility though. It's any elegant way to ensure the character &quot;mixes it up&quot;, at least after a few levels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Exen Trik, post: 4283177, member: 34942"] I tried something similar before the books were out, called the Dual Class. It also had both the multiclass feats, and other goodies such as limited class features. I never got around to redesigning it though, and as written it simply doesn't work. But mine was aiming to be the even split class, you seem to be going for a little bit of everything. You have some of the same issues though, since your stats are strictly better than a wizards and worse than a fighter's, meaning being a controller/striker is too good and something like a defender/leader (or worse, defender/defender) is too weak. Something should be added to take into account what specific classes are involved, or which powers, but I'm not sure which way to go about that. I do like the power versatility though. It's any elegant way to ensure the character "mixes it up", at least after a few levels. [/QUOTE]

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