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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 5787198" data-attributes="member: 1210">I favor 3e style level-by-level building, where you are about equally effective overall by spending your (let's say) ten levels as:fighter 10fighter 5/mage 5fighter 9/axeman 1fighter 5/axeman 5fighter 5/axeman 2/archer 3fighter 1/mage 1/rogue 1/axeman 7...or whatever (actually I prefer base classes that top out at lvl 10 or lvl 20, and prestige classes that top at 5th).Is this possible? I think so, if the axeman gets abilities focused on axes that are as good as, but different from, fighter abilities. I also like integrating hit point gain into this system- maybe one of the big bonuses of staying a straight fighter is that you get more hps. (In my draft of my homebrewed D&D system, you don't get hps every level, so this is a good balancing point.)</blockquote>