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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 7615630" data-attributes="member: 58172"><p>Regarding <strong>multiclassing</strong>. A discussion with [MENTION=6716779]Zardnaar[/MENTION] in an other thread helped me be more open to multiclassing, even including limited-level ‘prestige classes’. A 4e ‘Paragon Path’ is exactly a prestige class that is suitable for levels 13 to 20 (or whatever). As long as a Path focuses on being alternative features, rather than strictly superior to a base class, then it seems useful.</p><p></p><p>Many class features that are shared between several classes might work better as a Study Course (levels 1-4). Meanwhile the class itself is chosen at the Heroic tier. Thus there are four different types of classes, depending on tiers. Student Course (levels 1-4), Heroic Class (levels 5-12), Paragon Path (levels 13-20), or Epic Destiny (levels 21-24). Here a ‘base class’ means a full track of advancement, including a Study Course, Heroic Class, Paragon Path, and Epic Destiny. But it is no problem for a player to diverge and customize by picking a different Course or Path.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 7615630, member: 58172"] Regarding [B]multiclassing[/B]. A discussion with [MENTION=6716779]Zardnaar[/MENTION] in an other thread helped me be more open to multiclassing, even including limited-level ‘prestige classes’. A 4e ‘Paragon Path’ is exactly a prestige class that is suitable for levels 13 to 20 (or whatever). As long as a Path focuses on being alternative features, rather than strictly superior to a base class, then it seems useful. Many class features that are shared between several classes might work better as a Study Course (levels 1-4). Meanwhile the class itself is chosen at the Heroic tier. Thus there are four different types of classes, depending on tiers. Student Course (levels 1-4), Heroic Class (levels 5-12), Paragon Path (levels 13-20), or Epic Destiny (levels 21-24). Here a ‘base class’ means a full track of advancement, including a Study Course, Heroic Class, Paragon Path, and Epic Destiny. But it is no problem for a player to diverge and customize by picking a different Course or Path. [/QUOTE]
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