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<blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 6872239" data-attributes="member: 36150">Since you plan on multi-classing, keep in mind that ASI gains happen every four Class levels instead of every four combined class levels like in 3x (ie a Warlock 1/Monk 3 would not get as ASI until they advanced either their Warlock or Monk 'side' to level 4).DISCLAIMER: I am not a powergaming/optimizing guru.&nbsp; I build for stuff/abilities I want regardless of whether or not it's optimal.Depending on how patient you are, I'd consider:Warlock 1Warlock 2: get your invocationsW2/Monk 1: get your kung-fu and unarmored defenseW2/Monk 2: add on your ki and unarmored movementW3/M2: become a TomelockW3/M3: become a Shadow MonkW4/M3: get your first ASIW4/M4: get your second ASIStaggering this way gives you something to look forward to each level from each class rather than going through huge chunks of &quot;one or the other&quot;.&nbsp; At least if your game burns out by level 8-10, you'll have gotten most of what you want.If you're more focused on controls and subterfuge, I'd strongly consider becoming a LoreBard/Lok over a Monk/Lok.&nbsp; Bard is just too full of enchantment and divination goodies, and paired with Half-Elf, is just hella stronk in the people and skills department.&nbsp; Charisma does double-lifting, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herobizkit, post: 6872239, member: 36150"] Since you plan on multi-classing, keep in mind that ASI gains happen every four Class levels instead of every four combined class levels like in 3x (ie a Warlock 1/Monk 3 would not get as ASI until they advanced either their Warlock or Monk 'side' to level 4). DISCLAIMER: I am not a powergaming/optimizing guru. I build for stuff/abilities I want regardless of whether or not it's optimal. Depending on how patient you are, I'd consider: Warlock 1 Warlock 2: get your invocations W2/Monk 1: get your kung-fu and unarmored defense W2/Monk 2: add on your ki and unarmored movement W3/M2: become a Tomelock W3/M3: become a Shadow Monk W4/M3: get your first ASI W4/M4: get your second ASI Staggering this way gives you something to look forward to each level from each class rather than going through huge chunks of "one or the other". At least if your game burns out by level 8-10, you'll have gotten most of what you want. If you're more focused on controls and subterfuge, I'd strongly consider becoming a LoreBard/Lok over a Monk/Lok. Bard is just too full of enchantment and divination goodies, and paired with Half-Elf, is just hella stronk in the people and skills department. Charisma does double-lifting, too. [/QUOTE]

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