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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5002317" data-attributes="member: 75065">Sorry, I'm not convinced.&nbsp;Obviously, a Warlock is limited to use Warlock implements as they are the implements they are given as a class. That was never unclear. &nbsp;What seems strange is that as a Sorceror, I decide to multiclass into Bard. The feat says I can use Bard Implements. Yet I don't have any Bard Powers.... pointless. So if I decide to spend further feats on swapping in Bard Powers I may have an encounter power and a daily power that my dagger/staff doesnt work for, making it very unlikely to hit due to the low accuracy... also pointless.&nbsp;So am I expected to pay for a wand and a dagger of similar levels all through my career just to make those two powers work properly. Not to mntion the 2 feats it cost me. Absurd.&nbsp;From my point of view it makes total sense that a multiclass charcter would function as a hybrid character does. Yes, I am a warlock, but I curse you in the name of the Lady of the Moon: aromyT! (lifting holy symbol towards enemy).&nbsp;Is this not perhaps a case of the specific overruling the general? Generally Sorcerors are limited to Daggers and Staffs. The multiclass Bard feat says: you can wield bard implements. So a Sorceror/Bard can wield daggers, staffs and wands.&nbsp;It would be a bit pointless to be able to wield a wand and not have any powers you could wield them on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 5002317, member: 75065"] Sorry, I'm not convinced. Obviously, a Warlock is limited to use Warlock implements as they are the implements they are given as a class. That was never unclear. What seems strange is that as a Sorceror, I decide to multiclass into Bard. The feat says I can use Bard Implements. Yet I don't have any Bard Powers.... pointless. So if I decide to spend further feats on swapping in Bard Powers I may have an encounter power and a daily power that my dagger/staff doesnt work for, making it very unlikely to hit due to the low accuracy... also pointless. So am I expected to pay for a wand and a dagger of similar levels all through my career just to make those two powers work properly. Not to mntion the 2 feats it cost me. Absurd. From my point of view it makes total sense that a multiclass charcter would function as a hybrid character does. Yes, I am a warlock, but I curse you in the name of the Lady of the Moon: aromyT! (lifting holy symbol towards enemy). Is this not perhaps a case of the specific overruling the general? Generally Sorcerors are limited to Daggers and Staffs. The multiclass Bard feat says: you can wield bard implements. So a Sorceror/Bard can wield daggers, staffs and wands. It would be a bit pointless to be able to wield a wand and not have any powers you could wield them on. [/QUOTE]

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