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<blockquote data-quote="Amaroq" data-source="post: 5077286" data-attributes="member: 15470">The hybrid rules are basically, you must take powers alternating from each class.So, if you are a Level 1 Elf Ranger/Wizard hybrid, you must take 1 Ranger At-Will and 1 Wizard At-Will. You can pick either a Ranger or a Wizard power for your Encounter and Daily .. but when you get another power of the same type, it must be of the opposite class. So, if at Level 1 I took Off-Hand Attack from the Ranger powers, at Level 3 I must take a Wizard encounter power of L3 or lower. At Level 7, I'm free to take from either class again.For getting access to the base class features, you get some of them based on the specific classes chosen .. from there you can spend a feat on Hybrid Talent to pick up additional class features that you weren't granted &quot;for free&quot;. As before, when you use Hybrid Talent twice, the second Talent must come from the opposite class as the first one. It really focuses on being a 50-50 multiclass solution; if you really do want one base class with some sprinkled flavors of the second class, you probably want to use the existing multiclassing rules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Amaroq, post: 5077286, member: 15470"] The hybrid rules are basically, you must take powers alternating from each class. So, if you are a Level 1 Elf Ranger/Wizard hybrid, you must take 1 Ranger At-Will and 1 Wizard At-Will. You can pick either a Ranger or a Wizard power for your Encounter and Daily .. but when you get another power of the same type, it must be of the opposite class. So, if at Level 1 I took Off-Hand Attack from the Ranger powers, at Level 3 I must take a Wizard encounter power of L3 or lower. At Level 7, I'm free to take from either class again. For getting access to the base class features, you get some of them based on the specific classes chosen .. from there you can spend a feat on Hybrid Talent to pick up additional class features that you weren't granted "for free". As before, when you use Hybrid Talent twice, the second Talent must come from the opposite class as the first one. It really focuses on being a 50-50 multiclass solution; if you really do want one base class with some sprinkled flavors of the second class, you probably want to use the existing multiclassing rules. [/QUOTE]

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