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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5070964" data-attributes="member: 75065">The hybrid rules are given in the character builder and in the latest Dragon Magazine.&nbsp;You choose the two classes you wish to combine. It is best to synergise classes with shared primary and secondary characteristics, otherwise you will be a sub-par character. You get access to the armour that each class shares and one of their features. You get access to all the weapons and implements each class is proficient in and using implements is interchangeable between different class powers.&nbsp;You choose one at will power from each class and have to maintain a balance between encounter and daily powers, eg. if your level 1 encounter power is Warlock then your 3rd level will have to be from your other class. &nbsp;Class powers are limited and you can get access to one feature of one of your hybrid classes via a feat called hybrid talent. you get this feat again at paragon level. People consider them generally weaker than other classes, but I really like them. An Elven Bow Ranger Shaman is awesome for example, and can start with 18 in Wis and DEX, allowing Striker Damage with twin strike and Leader secondary support and opportunity actions via his spirit. My groups ranger/shaman dishes out free ranged attacks to the groups sorceror like they were candy. And all that from far far away!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 5070964, member: 75065"] The hybrid rules are given in the character builder and in the latest Dragon Magazine. You choose the two classes you wish to combine. It is best to synergise classes with shared primary and secondary characteristics, otherwise you will be a sub-par character. You get access to the armour that each class shares and one of their features. You get access to all the weapons and implements each class is proficient in and using implements is interchangeable between different class powers. You choose one at will power from each class and have to maintain a balance between encounter and daily powers, eg. if your level 1 encounter power is Warlock then your 3rd level will have to be from your other class. Class powers are limited and you can get access to one feature of one of your hybrid classes via a feat called hybrid talent. you get this feat again at paragon level. People consider them generally weaker than other classes, but I really like them. An Elven Bow Ranger Shaman is awesome for example, and can start with 18 in Wis and DEX, allowing Striker Damage with twin strike and Leader secondary support and opportunity actions via his spirit. My groups ranger/shaman dishes out free ranged attacks to the groups sorceror like they were candy. And all that from far far away! [/QUOTE]

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