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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 4867792" data-attributes="member: 996">It's hard to translate a 3e character into 4e, not just because the systems are different, but because 3e was very flexible at chargen.  Classes were almost like level-by-level building blocks, and you didn't have to have a specific /very/ high stat to use a class's abilities with some effect.  Combining classes in 4e is usually of minimal value, it adds a bit of flavor, and that's about it.  It can work if the two classes share a critical stat.I'd recomend choosing one or the other.  A druid with a good INT and trained in Arcana, who collects Arcane as well as Nature rituals; or a Wizard with good WIS (orb wizard, for instance) trained in Nature & Religion, who collects Nature as well as Arcane rituals.</blockquote>