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<blockquote data-quote="Benjamin Olson" data-source="post: 8759355" data-attributes="member: 6988941">I like 5e multiclassing. It steers people more towards dips than deep splits, but I think what people are going for with deep splits is better accomplished with subclasses or, dare I say it, even a new class or two. I really liked there just being the base 12 classes, but since we're already in the regime of the base 12 classes and that other guy we could probably stand to let in a couple more.I do think there should be some multiclassing tweaks, like a set minimum multiclassed ASI progression (if by level 6 you don't have one you get one and miss your next one), and some sort of comparable method to make sure martials get an extra attack in a reasonable time frame. I'm not opposed to having to put off key features when multiclassing, but the current system makes precise timing of when you dip into other classes too important because of the general power-jump at level 5 which is built into class mechanics, and overly-penalizes going straight for a level of each of your classes so that you can round out the concept early.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Benjamin Olson, post: 8759355, member: 6988941"] I like 5e multiclassing. It steers people more towards dips than deep splits, but I think what people are going for with deep splits is better accomplished with subclasses or, dare I say it, even a new class or two. I really liked there just being the base 12 classes, but since we're already in the regime of the base 12 classes and that other guy we could probably stand to let in a couple more. I do think there should be some multiclassing tweaks, like a set minimum multiclassed ASI progression (if by level 6 you don't have one you get one and miss your next one), and some sort of comparable method to make sure martials get an extra attack in a reasonable time frame. I'm not opposed to having to put off key features when multiclassing, but the current system makes precise timing of when you dip into other classes too important because of the general power-jump at level 5 which is built into class mechanics, and overly-penalizes going straight for a level of each of your classes so that you can round out the concept early. [/QUOTE]

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