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<blockquote data-quote="WOLead" data-source="post: 4274606" data-attributes="member: 65571">Mah, with Int being that high and Con so low, have you thought of taking the Wizard Multiclassing feats in broadening the choices of powers you could use effectively?&nbsp; A number of powers in Warlock requires a good Con score, thus dropping the skills you can choose to use effectively in half.&nbsp; Wizard multiclass would only grant 1 Encounter and 1 Daily power to choose from if you get both feats, but it would take advantage of the high Int score you choose.&nbsp; Also, opening up the choices of powers a Wand could hold for you to use.&nbsp; I don't see a reason though why this needs to be done before the Paragon level ranges skill wise, unless you want a different Paragon Path though, explained later.&nbsp; If you are sticking to the Feytouched Paragon Path, retraining feats at Paragon Tier can be done instead.This would open up the Wizard of the Spiral Tower Paragon Path.&nbsp; Giving you a two Int based Longsword skills to use, if you decide to keep the Longsword as a weapon as you level up.&nbsp; A trade of for the Feytouched Paragon Path of a Warlock, but keeping the flavor of the Fey.If you have thought about taking the Wizard Multiclass feat, you may want to rethink taking the Arcana skill at the first level.&nbsp; The Arcane Initiate feat gives that training when it is taken.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WOLead, post: 4274606, member: 65571"] Mah, with Int being that high and Con so low, have you thought of taking the Wizard Multiclassing feats in broadening the choices of powers you could use effectively? A number of powers in Warlock requires a good Con score, thus dropping the skills you can choose to use effectively in half. Wizard multiclass would only grant 1 Encounter and 1 Daily power to choose from if you get both feats, but it would take advantage of the high Int score you choose. Also, opening up the choices of powers a Wand could hold for you to use. I don't see a reason though why this needs to be done before the Paragon level ranges skill wise, unless you want a different Paragon Path though, explained later. If you are sticking to the Feytouched Paragon Path, retraining feats at Paragon Tier can be done instead. This would open up the Wizard of the Spiral Tower Paragon Path. Giving you a two Int based Longsword skills to use, if you decide to keep the Longsword as a weapon as you level up. A trade of for the Feytouched Paragon Path of a Warlock, but keeping the flavor of the Fey. If you have thought about taking the Wizard Multiclass feat, you may want to rethink taking the Arcana skill at the first level. The Arcane Initiate feat gives that training when it is taken. [/QUOTE]

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