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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8267317" data-attributes="member: 6704184">An instance where I'd run a game with no MC or feats;Recently, my friends and I had an idea to run an epic tier 4e one shot where the PCs are a few of the mythic figures of the past of my Islands World setting, who saved the world and bound the Night Serpent before it could swallow the moons. If we decided to run it in 5e instead, I'd likely ask for no MC build unless it's a &quot;classic&quot; combination or tells a specific story that uses the classes as actual in world things, because these are the archetypes of this world, so I'd want the PCs to be as archetypal as possible. In 4e we don't really even feel like multiclassing is genuinely mixing classes, unless you use the hybrid rules, so I don't care if they take MC feats. Tremayne is a Bard MC Ranger, Rogue, and Avenger, with Twin Strike that was 1/encounter until they took a feat to make it at-will, and some other cheesy combo stuff that makes for kind of a weird swordmaster bard thing. In 5e that could just be a Blades Bard. Then again, if they wanted to mix in some Hexblade to crank up the swordmastery, I wouldn't care.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8267317, member: 6704184"] An instance where I'd run a game with no MC or feats; Recently, my friends and I had an idea to run an epic tier 4e one shot where the PCs are a few of the mythic figures of the past of my Islands World setting, who saved the world and bound the Night Serpent before it could swallow the moons. If we decided to run it in 5e instead, I'd likely ask for no MC build unless it's a "classic" combination or tells a specific story that uses the classes as actual in world things, because these are the archetypes of this world, so I'd want the PCs to be as archetypal as possible. In 4e we don't really even feel like multiclassing is genuinely mixing classes, unless you use the hybrid rules, so I don't care if they take MC feats. Tremayne is a Bard MC Ranger, Rogue, and Avenger, with Twin Strike that was 1/encounter until they took a feat to make it at-will, and some other cheesy combo stuff that makes for kind of a weird swordmaster bard thing. In 5e that could just be a Blades Bard. Then again, if they wanted to mix in some Hexblade to crank up the swordmastery, I wouldn't care. [/QUOTE]

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