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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7494644" data-attributes="member: 6795602">In the example Arial provided he made it clear that the player was told the PHB but then used the limited free version not realizing there was a difference. That's the actual point of this discussion.  When it's very presence affects your character concept, it is rational to not want others to use it. I totally agree.  The issue is that you refuse to view the option of multiclassing as ever affecting a players character concept that doesn't multiclass.  Once the mere presence of an option starts affecting a players character concept then it's no longer just a personal preference to "your" character.So you are saying the person that wants the multiclassing option isn't applying his preference to the others character and I'm saying, wait a minute they actually are.  All a character boils down to is mechanics and concept. By adding in class A that better represents X than class B you are taking away some of the concepts that class B supports in the game.So what we actually have is a rule that's very presence affects player A that hates multicalssing and a rule that's absence affects player B that likes it.  If the rule didn't affect player A by it's very presence then the best solution is for him to personally not multiclass and player B to personally multiclass.  That isn't what is going on here though.</blockquote>