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<blockquote data-quote="Unwise" data-source="post: 7457881" data-attributes="member: 98008">It seems that most power jumps come in as 1 or 2 level dip, but if you take those before level 5 you are seriously putting yourself at a disadvantage. No fireball, extra attack etc for two more levels than your party members. If you take them after level 5, then you are late enough into the game that the power increases offered will not disturb class-balance in a meaningful way. The system seems really good to me. Personally IMC nobody multi-classes, since they chose the class because they want to play that class in the first place.I should note that IMC being a Warlock is a big deal, patronage is a big deal and heavily flavours all the plot elements for that PCs side quests, as well as their abilities etc. As such we don't see people taking dips into Warlock for purely mechanical reasons. A Paladin that dips into Warlock will have a lot of explaining to do with their goddess and clerics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unwise, post: 7457881, member: 98008"] It seems that most power jumps come in as 1 or 2 level dip, but if you take those before level 5 you are seriously putting yourself at a disadvantage. No fireball, extra attack etc for two more levels than your party members. If you take them after level 5, then you are late enough into the game that the power increases offered will not disturb class-balance in a meaningful way. The system seems really good to me. Personally IMC nobody multi-classes, since they chose the class because they want to play that class in the first place. I should note that IMC being a Warlock is a big deal, patronage is a big deal and heavily flavours all the plot elements for that PCs side quests, as well as their abilities etc. As such we don't see people taking dips into Warlock for purely mechanical reasons. A Paladin that dips into Warlock will have a lot of explaining to do with their goddess and clerics. [/QUOTE]

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