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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Markn" data-source="post: 2044762" data-attributes="member: 21827">Two more examplesHere are two more (just throwing them out as I think of them)Ice Knife from CA is a level 2 spell.  It deals 2d8 damage on a successful hit with no save on the damage.  It also does 2 points of Dex damage if the enemy fails a Fort save.  However, if he misses it still explodes dealing 1d8 damage in a 10' radius burst.  Pretty good either way.  Not too many 2nd level spells with that versatility.Rogue/Wizard.  If you were to build a rogue/wizard using the PHB and using anywhere from 3-4 levels as a minimum in the rogue build I could build something that would be far more potents by exchanging 1 feat.  Practiced Spellcaster from the CA.  This single feat allows the player to increase the caster level of a single class to match its hit dice to a max of 4HD.  Thus a 5th level sorcer/4th level fighter would cast as a 9th level sorceror for damage dealt, duration and to pentrate spell resistance.  Simply put this makes multclassing far superior with this feat.  Now, do I think this is power creep?  No, a feat like this should exist in the PHB to encourage multiclassing as a multiclassing wizard is not very good but it still proves my point.  Feats, PrC or spells in the splatbooks contain power creep.</blockquote>