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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mneme" data-source="post: 5005524" data-attributes="member: 59248">I believe you believe this incorrectly.The class feature that lets you use implements lets you use them for (class) powers and (class paragon path) powers.  For instance, the wizard writeup in the compendium says that wizards can add a (wizard implement)'s bonus to attack rolls and damage roles of wizard powers, as well as wizard paragan path powers, that have the implement keyword.So -- the rule for paragon paths is that you're allowed to use your base class's powers for them (and the feat or base class that lets you take the path will also say that you can use implements for the powers of that path).  This isn't (as chit said) because it's in the general rules -- the rules don't talk about implements and strongly imply that you can't use them (you can't -- unless a feature says you can).  Instead, the individual classes and feats contain the appropriate rules -- as is generally the case for exception based design.Of course, there are some paragon classes that don't have class prereqs and therefore aren't (class) classes.  As the PH2 says, you can use any implements you have access to for any of your classes for non-class paragon paths with Implement powers.</blockquote>