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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 4196610" data-attributes="member: 1879">My hat's off to anyone who actually slogged through this, I certainly didn't. ^^The feat cost of swapping powers seems fair to me. For a start 4e feats seem generally weaker than 3e feats, so it's a smaller cost than percieved. Secondly paying a small price in power for flexibility is reasonable, especially given the narrow focus of 4e classes. Thirdly no one is holding a crossbow to your head and making anyone multi-class, if you'd rather have the feat do so. Lastly as Mneme points out the base multi-classing feat is very powerful by what we've seen of the feat standards for 4e. It duplicates the skill training feat, then adds a power on top of that, then gives you more paragon path options on top of that. Since you've already gotten a 3 for 1 from the base multi-classing feat, the latter feat costs are basically freebies.</blockquote>