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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 4537366" data-attributes="member: 158">I remember threads going back to Eric Noah's forums on the exact same issue in the early days of 3E. &quot;I can't have my Specialty Priest of Talos that Casts lightning bolts at will!&quot; or &quot;I can't make a real Fighter/Mage, only this silly half-class crap.&quot; &quot;I can't make a bladesinger worth a darn with these crappy multiclassing rules!&quot;And no, you couldn't have a Wizard/Rogue that casted at stole just as well as his two same-level sngle classed buddies. That is, until more of the splatbooks came out a year later. And they still didn't work on the multiclass caster penalty until about 2004 or so, when the &quot;Practiced Caster&quot; feats and the Theurge came out.I'm not saying 4E will fix all problems everyone has with it, because there are some genuine differences of game philosophy between the two, just like 2E and 3E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 4537366, member: 158"] I remember threads going back to Eric Noah's forums on the exact same issue in the early days of 3E. "I can't have my Specialty Priest of Talos that Casts lightning bolts at will!" or "I can't make a real Fighter/Mage, only this silly half-class crap." "I can't make a bladesinger worth a darn with these crappy multiclassing rules!" And no, you couldn't have a Wizard/Rogue that casted at stole just as well as his two same-level sngle classed buddies. That is, until more of the splatbooks came out a year later. And they still didn't work on the multiclass caster penalty until about 2004 or so, when the "Practiced Caster" feats and the Theurge came out. I'm not saying 4E will fix all problems everyone has with it, because there are some genuine differences of game philosophy between the two, just like 2E and 3E. [/QUOTE]

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