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<blockquote data-quote="AlioTheFool" data-source="post: 5802767" data-attributes="member: 82767">It's not about free-form classes. I understand your concern, but I firmly believe that with proper planning and effort, the team has design space to make 3E-style multiclassing work. Obviously it couldn't actually be 3E-style, but that idea of picking and choosing pieces to make your whole character.Great post! I like that system quite a bit. It's along my own lines of thinking, but you put more detail into the specifics. Well done.I'm big on playing bards, but under 4E, the need to burn feats just to begin to feel like you were a Jack-of-all-Trades was crippling. Playing a straight-up bard gave no feeling of varied ability.I don't know how close they truly are in play, but my favorite 3.x derivative of multiclassing was that found in Neverwinter Nights (the video game). It was a lot along lines of the system LordArchaon posted, where you need to take multiple levels of a class to gain access to various features of the class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AlioTheFool, post: 5802767, member: 82767"] It's not about free-form classes. I understand your concern, but I firmly believe that with proper planning and effort, the team has design space to make 3E-style multiclassing work. Obviously it couldn't actually [I]be [/I]3E-style, but that idea of picking and choosing pieces to make your whole character. Great post! I like that system quite a bit. It's along my own lines of thinking, but you put more detail into the specifics. Well done. I'm big on playing bards, but under 4E, the need to burn feats just to [I]begin [/I]to feel like you were a Jack-of-all-Trades was crippling. Playing a straight-up bard gave no feeling of varied ability. I don't know how close they truly are in play, but my favorite 3.x derivative of multiclassing was that found in Neverwinter Nights (the video game). It was a lot along lines of the system LordArchaon posted, where you need to take multiple levels of a class to gain access to various features of the class. [/QUOTE]

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