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<blockquote data-quote="ghearus" data-source="post: 4599506" data-attributes="member: 59105">On todays Ask Wizard Q&amp;A, the question was &quot;My warlock has the Sneak of Shadows multiclass feat but is already trained in Thievery; can I pick a different skill from the rogue class?&quot; The response was:&quot;No. If you already have the skill you would gain by taking a multiclass feat, you do not gain a replacement benefit.&quot;I&nbsp; think that is not a complete answer; at each level a character has the option to retrain one skill, feat, or power.&nbsp; Shouldn't these types of questions provide guidance to reflect this?&nbsp; A far more complete and satisfying answer would look something like this:&quot;No; if you already have the skill you would gain by taking a multiclass feat, you should choose to retrain a skill, or else you would lose the benefit.&quot;Am I being too demanding or unreasonable?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ghearus, post: 4599506, member: 59105"] On todays Ask Wizard Q&A, the question was [I] "My warlock has the Sneak of Shadows multiclass feat but is already trained in Thievery; can I pick a different skill from the rogue class?" [/I] The response was: [I]"No. If you already have the skill you would gain by taking a multiclass feat, you do not gain a replacement benefit." [/I]I think that is not a complete answer; at each level a character has the option to retrain one skill, feat, or power. Shouldn't these types of questions provide guidance to reflect this? A far more complete and satisfying answer would look something like this: "No; if you already have the skill you would gain by taking a multiclass feat, you should choose to retrain a skill, or else you would lose the benefit." Am I being too demanding or unreasonable? [/QUOTE]

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