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<blockquote data-quote="katahn" data-source="post: 4197849" data-attributes="member: 65004">You don't really need a rule to go to your DM and say:&quot;My character started off as a fighter, and I picked up the cleric multiclassing feat to reflect his religious devotion to Bahumut.&nbsp; However as the campaign has progressed I have come to feel that the evolution of his character is better reflected by a cleric(fighter) multiclass instead.&nbsp; Do I have your permission to rewrite him as that?&quot;You could also make use of the fact that as a fighter(cleric) you could take the warpriest paragon path and a cleric epic path.&nbsp; You already have full access to cleric-class feats.&nbsp; The substitution of the paragon path is available if recreating a fighter(cleric) as a cleric(fighter) won't cover the concept and the DM won't allow a rewrite or if the retraining rules don't cover this.Your example spectacularly fails if your first three levels were as a fighter or a rogue and you wanted to &quot;change classes&quot; to become a spellcaster of some kind.&nbsp; Is three levels of &quot;no longer needed melee class&quot; worth losing three caster levels and being a full spell level behind your other &quot;single-class&quot; brethren?&nbsp; I wouldn't say so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="katahn, post: 4197849, member: 65004"] You don't really need a rule to go to your DM and say: "My character started off as a fighter, and I picked up the cleric multiclassing feat to reflect his religious devotion to Bahumut. However as the campaign has progressed I have come to feel that the evolution of his character is better reflected by a cleric(fighter) multiclass instead. Do I have your permission to rewrite him as that?" You could also make use of the fact that as a fighter(cleric) you could take the warpriest paragon path and a cleric epic path. You already have full access to cleric-class feats. The substitution of the paragon path is available if recreating a fighter(cleric) as a cleric(fighter) won't cover the concept and the DM won't allow a rewrite or if the retraining rules don't cover this. Your example spectacularly fails if your first three levels were as a fighter or a rogue and you wanted to "change classes" to become a spellcaster of some kind. Is three levels of "no longer needed melee class" worth losing three caster levels and being a full spell level behind your other "single-class" brethren? I wouldn't say so. [/QUOTE]

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