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<blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 7458268" data-attributes="member: 6677017">We hardly ever multi-class. The only time i can think of is when one player tried a rogue-monk (going for an acrobatics feel) in a 20th level one shot.The only other multiclass on the radar is one that I suggested (as DM) to one of my players. He is playing a bard but really wants to hit the loremaster/quasi-wizard angle. He focuses a lot on ritual utility spells like comprehend languages and identify, and currently has little going for him in the combat sphere (except that he's our sole healer). It bothers him that a bard can't wear a robe of the archmagi and things like that. I noticed that the 20th level bard ability is very underwhelming, and 1 level of wizard would both let him use any wizard item he came across, and let him take those ritual utility spells as a wizard, switching them out for more bard spells as he levels up.In general, a multclass needs a strong concept that fits my vision of D&amp;D to be allowed, and that isn't already satisfactorily found in the game in another form. Fortunately it hasn't really come up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sword of Spirit, post: 7458268, member: 6677017"] We hardly ever multi-class. The only time i can think of is when one player tried a rogue-monk (going for an acrobatics feel) in a 20th level one shot. The only other multiclass on the radar is one that I suggested (as DM) to one of my players. He is playing a bard but really wants to hit the loremaster/quasi-wizard angle. He focuses a lot on ritual utility spells like [I]comprehend languages[/I] and [I]identify[/I], and currently has little going for him in the combat sphere (except that he's our sole healer). It bothers him that a bard can't wear a [I]robe of the archmagi[/I] and things like that. I noticed that the 20th level bard ability is very underwhelming, and 1 level of wizard would both let him use any wizard item he came across, and let him take those ritual utility spells as a wizard, switching them out for more bard spells as he levels up. In general, a multclass needs a strong concept that fits my vision of D&D to be allowed, and that isn't already satisfactorily found in the game in another form. Fortunately it hasn't really come up. [/QUOTE]

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