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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordArchaon" data-source="post: 4195849" data-attributes="member: 60929">I read through page 5 of the thread... Man, how MANY posts in so little time.My view is this: you're NEVER EVER going to need more than those 4 feats to be a multiclass of GOOD value. That's because of power retraining. With that last multiclass feat, you're gonna have access to 30th level dailies of the other class once you reach 30th level. Full stop.The only real drawback is that using feats you really won't be able to gain an at-will power, but I'm pretty sure that's the dominion of the multiclass-instead-of-paragon-path thing.Or, you could take a paragon path tied to your 2nd class and get some at-will goodness.These way of giving many options is really enjoyable, even if of course they're made taking into account game balance.Speaking of game balance, I'm also a little unhappy with the 2 classes limit. They could have expended some more effort in the development process and coming out with a 3 classes limit, where the 2nd actually qualifies for paragon multiclassing or specific paragon paths, while the 3rd always remain confined to multiclass feats, and maybe those not including the final daily, or becoming paragon feats.For example, you could start as a wizard/warlock (which already seems a lot less powerful than a warlock/wizard), then at paragon tier start to specialize in one of the two, but also start to take another feat chain to gain some ranger powers.However, great system.</blockquote>

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