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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 66604" data-attributes="member: 2205">Yeah, armor I had planned on (another reason why taking fighter feats like heavy armor proficiency was going to be overkill) but I don't recall any stipulation against double weapons.  I thought, that as far as the those rules were concerned, a double weapon was two weapons.  I'll reread the ranger description to verify.That's a possibility, and I can shoehorn my concept into that framework, but even without taking into account a min-maxing perspective (which I usually don't: I'm not interested in mathematical analysis of rules to get the most combat bang for my buck.)  Still, I'd like to try my hand at a more radical class modification than I've done so far so I can better fit my concept.  I'll also look at the CCE that I just heard about in another thread and see what kind of results that gives me.That experience point penalty is one of the biggest problems I have with multiclassing.  Without it, you can almost use multiclassing as a mechanic to create custom classe, or even as a classless-like system.  With it, though, you are much more constrained than I like.</blockquote>