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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WalterKovacs" data-source="post: 5625344" data-attributes="member: 63763">Based on the original hybrids: The warlock does mention you don't get the at-will as part of your eldritch pact choice, but you still get to choose an at-will (even though it doesn't actually say so). The original druid doesn't get the free 'third' at-will, so if they want a wild shape they need to pick that as their only druid at-will. Unless a class actually says you get the class feature which locks in your choice and doesn't ammend it (like the warlock), you get to pick. And, like the warlock, you can pick freely, even from options the non-hybrid version may not get. So, the Hybrid Executioner Assassin would be able to grab one of the original Assassin at-wills (admitedly, they would probably never use it). For the sentinel druid, while their animal companion has a 'baked in at-will', which is part of the reason the normal class only gets one at-will, it isn't actually an at-will power. If you didn't get to pick a druid at-will power, the hybrid section would say so or the animal companion section would be hybridized to remove the animal's at-will power, etc). Similarly, since the hybrid binder doesn't specify, it can pick from any encounter power (if it takes the ones 'assigned' to it, it will get the riders, but they aren't forced to take them). Other classes with the 'only one choice', like the sentinel druid, give the 'you can take combined when picking an encounter power', but still let you get old druid encounter powers if you want those instead.</blockquote>

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