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<blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 5875019" data-attributes="member: 6688049">Questions I have:&nbsp;1) Can a character take mulitple Themes? Why can't I &quot;multi-theme&quot;? To become, say a:&nbsp;Fighter (Slayer/Thief)or a multiclass Fighter (Slayer)/Rogue (Thief)&nbsp;2) If not, then can a character switch out their Theme entirely later on?&nbsp;3) Assuming there will be Multiclassing in 5e, won't Themes tie a character into a certain concept just like Race?&nbsp;4) Why isn't taking on a Theme more flexible, like taking a level in Class? Otherwise, it seems too controlling.&nbsp;5) If Theme is just a feat tree, then why can't a character &quot;collect&quot; multiple Themes, and even be &quot;working on&quot; multiple Themes at the same time, by choosing initial feats in various Themed feat trees?&nbsp;6) From a typographic perspective, how will all this (Race, Background, Class, Theme) be written in character stat blocks?&nbsp;7) How is all this written in 4e stat blocks?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dungeonosophy, post: 5875019, member: 6688049"] Questions I have: 1) Can a character take mulitple Themes? Why can't I "multi-theme"? To become, say a: [I]Fighter (Slayer/Thief)[/I] or a multiclass [I]Fighter (Slayer)/Rogue (Thief)[/I] 2) If not, then can a character switch out their Theme entirely later on? 3) Assuming there will be Multiclassing in 5e, won't Themes tie a character into a certain concept just like Race? 4) Why isn't taking on a Theme more flexible, like taking a level in Class? Otherwise, it seems too controlling. 5) If Theme is just a feat tree, then why can't a character "collect" multiple Themes, and even be "working on" multiple Themes at the same time, by choosing initial feats in various Themed feat trees? 6) From a typographic perspective, how will all this (Race, Background, Class, Theme) be written in character stat blocks? 7) How is all this written in 4e stat blocks? [/QUOTE]

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