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<blockquote data-quote="mach1.9pants" data-source="post: 4783034" data-attributes="member: 55946">Mmm I am not sure where you are coming from but I take it you do not have the 4E PHB so....4E MC: take a feat and get a class skill trained and some sort of (limited) access to a class feature. For Paragon paths and some other things you are now considered a member of both classes. You can then take a feat each to swap out a utility, ecnounter and daily power.When you reach paragon level you can paragon multiclass instead of taking a paragon path. you can then swap an at will. At levels you get a paragon path utility, encounter and daily power you can instead take a lower level power from your multiclass...paragon MC is seen as a bit weak sauce.4E Hybrid classing. Each class has a hybrid class set of stuff- basically the HP etc split in half, add them together. *You only get any armour prof that BOTH hybrid classes have,&nbsp; but wep prof from both hybrid classes.*You can choose 3 trained skills from both hybrid class lists (some classes get a couple of bonus trained skills-rogues- and can only take them from that hybrid classes list)* You get a specified (sometimes weakened) class feature from both hybrid classes. * You then choose powers from both classes, but you must balance if you can i.e if you have 2 encounter powers 1 from each, 3 enc pwrs 2 and 1, 4 enc pwrs 2 from each. * There is also a (must have!) feat giving you full access to one classes feature that you don't already have. You are a member of both classes for all effects.Make sense?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mach1.9pants, post: 4783034, member: 55946"] Mmm I am not sure where you are coming from but I take it you do not have the 4E PHB so.... 4E MC: take a feat and get a class skill trained and some sort of (limited) access to a class feature. For Paragon paths and some other things you are now considered a member of both classes. You can then take a feat each to swap out a utility, ecnounter and daily power. When you reach paragon level you can paragon multiclass instead of taking a paragon path. you can then swap an at will. At levels you get a paragon path utility, encounter and daily power you can instead take a lower level power from your multiclass...paragon MC is seen as a bit weak sauce. 4E Hybrid classing. Each class has a hybrid class set of stuff- basically the HP etc split in half, add them together. *You only get any armour prof that BOTH hybrid classes have, but wep prof from both hybrid classes. *You can choose 3 trained skills from both hybrid class lists (some classes get a couple of bonus trained skills-rogues- and can only take them from that hybrid classes list) * You get a specified (sometimes weakened) class feature from both hybrid classes. * You then choose powers from both classes, but you must balance if you can i.e if you have 2 encounter powers 1 from each, 3 enc pwrs 2 and 1, 4 enc pwrs 2 from each. * There is also a (must have!) feat giving you full access to one classes feature that you don't already have. You are a member of both classes for all effects. Make sense? [/QUOTE]

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