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Message: <blockquote data-quote="William Ronald" data-source="post: 272899" data-attributes="member: 426">I would like to say that a character who wants to multi class have some good in character reason for doing so and take a little game time  (perhaps a few months to a year  -- different people learn at different rates.)As for feats, I always ask what is the player's vision for a character.  Character concept is crucial for such decisions as choosing feats, whether or not to multi class, or to take a prestige class.I believe Ryan Dancey once said that 3rd Edition was about choices and consequences.  In real life, no one person can do it all.  So, I would choose my feats wisely.  I would even seek the input of other players who might have a good feel of my character as well.  (For a new character, this could be very helpful as talking to someone can help define a character concept.)For example, Edena of Neith (the character) began life as a priest of Odin.  (Correct me if I am wrong.)  Perhaps feats that would enhance spell casting and battle prowess would be appropriate.  Feats such as cleave might make little sense for a character as opposed to Spell Focus and Heighten Spell.  As the priests of Odin are supposed to be a hardy lot, maybe feats such as great fortitude and weapon focus (spear) might be appropriate.</blockquote>