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<blockquote data-quote="Horwath" data-source="post: 9783807" data-attributes="member: 6801299">why?every &quot;class&quot; has finite amount of &quot;power budget&quot; or &quot;feat slots&quot;.if you take Rage, Smite and sneak attack, those are two opportunities to improve one of those by 2 steps or to take some new features that would be more powerful.That is the problem with multiclass, you need to hope that the synergy of your low level features will compensate for missing out on high level features.in 5E we had Assassin 3/Gloomstalker 3/Paladin 2/fighter 2 and then one of the martials taken rest of the levels for alpha-strike build.It was just the question, what after 1st round when you failed to kill anyone?lets say that it was ranger at 5th level. That is minimum 12 levels before it comes really online.and you have ONE feat. vs. 3 for a &quot;normal&quot; character.and it will be good for a level or two when single class get their 13/14 level abilities/spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horwath, post: 9783807, member: 6801299"] why? every "class" has finite amount of "power budget" or "feat slots". if you take Rage, Smite and sneak attack, those are two opportunities to improve one of those by 2 steps or to take some new features that would be more powerful. That is the problem with multiclass, you need to hope that the synergy of your low level features will compensate for missing out on high level features. in 5E we had Assassin 3/Gloomstalker 3/Paladin 2/fighter 2 and then one of the martials taken rest of the levels for alpha-strike build. It was just the question, what after 1st round when you failed to kill anyone? lets say that it was ranger at 5th level. That is minimum 12 levels before it comes really online. and you have ONE feat. vs. 3 for a "normal" character. and it will be good for a level or two when single class get their 13/14 level abilities/spells. [/QUOTE]

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