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<blockquote data-quote="Inyssius" data-source="post: 4783087" data-attributes="member: 65483">To elaborate: you can opt to multiclass even further at paragon level instead of taking a Paragon Path. <ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Where you would usually get a number of benefits at level 11, you can choose to replace one of your at-will powers with one from your multiclass;</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Where you would get a number of other benefits at level 11, you gain a 7th-level encounter power from your other class;</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Where you would get a paragon path utility power at level 12, you gain a 10th-level utility power from your other class; and</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Where you would get a paragon path daily power at level 20, you gain a 19th-level daily power from your other class.</li>
</ul>Right. You can also take these feats as well as Warrior of the Wild, to become even more like a ranger. Some feats require you to be paragon multiclassing into a specific classm and they grant more powerful class features. I would hardly call it &quot;dabbling&quot;; if you take all of the options, your bard can be almost half ranger. A lot of people underestimate it, but that is a lot of ranger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Inyssius, post: 4783087, member: 65483"] To elaborate: you can opt to multiclass even further at paragon level instead of taking a Paragon Path. [LIST] [*]Where you would usually get a number of benefits at level 11, you can choose to replace one of your at-will powers with one from your multiclass; [*]Where you would get a number of [I]other[/I] benefits at level 11, you gain a 7th-level encounter power from your other class; [*]Where you would get a paragon path utility power at level 12, you gain a 10th-level utility power from your other class; and [*]Where you would get a paragon path daily power at level 20, you gain a 19th-level daily power from your other class. [/LIST] [I][/I] Right. You can also take these feats [I]as well as [/I]Warrior of the Wild, to become even more like a ranger. Some feats require you to be paragon multiclassing into a specific classm and they grant more powerful class features. [I] [/I]I would hardly call it "dabbling"; if you take all of the options, your bard can be [I]almost[/I] half ranger. A lot of people underestimate it, but that is a [B]lot[/B] of ranger. [/QUOTE]

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