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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7479350" data-attributes="member: 6919838">Any reason not to - see your own post - the bold - you turn quite a few levels of quite a few classes into &quot;otherwise useless&quot; and how does that help at all the folks who may not share your love of multiclassing or whose character concept doesn't fit the minmax multi-classing meme?if you want them to have more feats and ASI without having to make a tough choice on &quot;how long will i stay in this class&quot; just give them more feats and ASI. IMO.But on the broader scale - how is this different from say &quot; i will stay with sorc until 5th so i can get fireball&quot; or &quot;i will stay with bard until 5th so i can get short rest inspire dice recovery&quot;? Every class has key element built in at 5th, 11th etc as class features - just like every class has the 4th, 8th, 12th, etc feat/asi. Are those &quot;class level major items&quot; also &quot;needlessly rigid&quot; to you?&quot;Obviously, it would not be a route i would take.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7479350, member: 6919838"] Any reason not to - see your own post - the bold - you turn quite a few levels of quite a few classes into "otherwise useless" and how does that help at all the folks who may not share your love of multiclassing or whose character concept doesn't fit the minmax multi-classing meme? if you want them to have more feats and ASI without having to make a tough choice on "how long will i stay in this class" just give them more feats and ASI. IMO. But on the broader scale - how is this different from say " i will stay with sorc until 5th so i can get fireball" or "i will stay with bard until 5th so i can get short rest inspire dice recovery"? Every class has key element built in at 5th, 11th etc as class features - just like every class has the 4th, 8th, 12th, etc feat/asi. Are those "class level major items" also "needlessly rigid" to you?" Obviously, it would not be a route i would take. [/QUOTE]

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