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<blockquote data-quote="Zaphling" data-source="post: 5534986" data-attributes="member: 89462">Is it game breaking if:1. I allow multiclassed characters, not hybrid, not to take Novice Power, Acolyte Power, Adept Power in order to acquire powers in their secondary classes? For example, my Fighter multiclassed into a Paladin, instead of taking the required feats so that my Fighter can swap his powers into a Paladin power, I just let him select powers from both classes and still follow the same rules in leveling up? Even at-wills? This issue, frees the player from the feat tax just to have a power from their second-classes.2. I allow Essentials and Original multiclassing free swapping of powers? And not take the required feat like School of Magic Apprentice or Templar's Domain or any Class Feature Feats?For example, my fighter levels up to 3 and can now choose one encounter power. I allow him to choose the Power Strike power from Essentials instead of the original Weaponmaster powers, without the feat requirement.For example, I just let my Templar cleric free swap their Healer's Lore for the 1st-level Warpriest domain, and maybe the entire domain features at level 5 and 10.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zaphling, post: 5534986, member: 89462"] Is it game breaking if: 1. I allow multiclassed characters, not hybrid, not to take Novice Power, Acolyte Power, Adept Power in order to acquire powers in their secondary classes? For example, my Fighter multiclassed into a Paladin, instead of taking the required feats so that my Fighter can swap his powers into a Paladin power, I just let him select powers from both classes and still follow the same rules in leveling up? Even at-wills? This issue, frees the player from the feat tax just to have a power from their second-classes. 2. I allow Essentials and Original multiclassing free swapping of powers? And not take the required feat like School of Magic Apprentice or Templar's Domain or any Class Feature Feats? For example, my fighter levels up to 3 and can now choose one encounter power. I allow him to choose the Power Strike power from Essentials instead of the original Weaponmaster powers, without the feat requirement. For example, I just let my Templar cleric free swap their Healer's Lore for the 1st-level Warpriest domain, and maybe the entire domain features at level 5 and 10. [/QUOTE]

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