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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4972387" data-attributes="member: 82504">I suppose it was fun to have multi-classing that broke the game.... because being able to sample a class easily and get core abilities to a class was underestimated to the point that it was abuseable and I think 4e's mc and hybrid break my verisimilitude less it deserves the props for it.Power swapping for a feat is almost always quite lame and I agree with you on that element.... the times when it isnt lame is probably because somebody has figured out a nice synergy they want to exploitI think Hybrids are great.... not semi-ok,Official rules being cautious allowing 2 class features the latter enabled via pp it, means I as a DM can house rule easy enough to allow more class features... and the players can say wow look the dm is nice. If they went the other way and went with making you just as capable in both classes as a single class character is in one?... somehow nobody would end up single classed... versatility is a form power and pretending it isnt seems disingenuous and an accident waiting to happen.I tend to have even hybrid characters take a mc feat yup for the skill and touch stone power.... and the flavor.Gandalf The Grey - Deva, Avenger|Invoker, Flame of Hope , with MC Learned Spell Caster.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 4972387, member: 82504"] I suppose it was fun to have multi-classing that broke the game.... because being able to sample a class easily and get core abilities to a class was underestimated to the point that it was abuseable and I think 4e's mc and hybrid break my verisimilitude less it deserves the props for it. Power swapping for a feat is almost always quite lame and I agree with you on that element.... the times when it isnt lame is probably because somebody has figured out a nice synergy they want to exploit I think Hybrids are great.... not semi-ok, Official rules being cautious allowing 2 class features the latter enabled via pp it, means I as a DM can house rule easy enough to allow more class features... and the players can say wow look the dm is nice. If they went the other way and went with making you just as capable in both classes as a single class character is in one?... somehow nobody would end up single classed... versatility is a form power and pretending it isnt seems disingenuous and an accident waiting to happen. I tend to have even hybrid characters take a mc feat yup for the skill and touch stone power.... and the flavor. Gandalf The Grey - Deva, Avenger|Invoker, Flame of Hope , with MC Learned Spell Caster. [/QUOTE]

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