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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Angrydad" data-source="post: 5762503" data-attributes="member: 70987">To me, the point of multiclassing is the versatility and it does not need to be buffed up in any way. Sure, a Fighter who dips into Wizard won't have the full base attack progression of a pure Fighter of equal level, but he can cast some spells and has a better Will save. In my mind, a weak multiclass build is just a poor choice on the player's part and an example of a lack of synergy between two classes. Any character can be used poorly. I'm currently playing a character who's a paladin/bard (archaeologist variant) and it has actually turned out to be quite cool despite the seeming lack of synergy.EDIT: One thought that occurs to me is to use the variant rule where classes with a +0 BAB count the +0 as +.5, so that taking levels in wizard and then rogue means you'll have a +1 BAB at 2nd level, just like a rogue would. This will not give you the full rogue BAB progression or the wizard, but somewhere in between.</blockquote>