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<blockquote data-quote="Neverfate" data-source="post: 5630015" data-attributes="member: 93685">Multiclassing was very different when 4E first started. Their were fewer class feats to poach, fewer feat taxes to detour PMC and YOU COULD NOT USE IMPLEMENTS. I think this last one is caps lock important.Now Multiclassing into Rogue or Fighter to pick up Surprising Charge is more worth it than PMC or even basic power swapping, which is now less attractive when we have feat taxes (to hit, defenses, etc) and the ability to Hybridize a character to better fit a theme.I think Multiclassing is quite different from what WotC had originally thought it would be, but it's still an effective tool to expand the options of a character. Also, as new feats and hybrid slowly come out that take into account newer Essentials material and possibly even themes that work more like Multiclassing (for instance there's the one theme that allows you to take Wizard utilities w/o a swap feat), we have covered the &quot;branching out&quot; mechanic very well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neverfate, post: 5630015, member: 93685"] Multiclassing was very different when 4E first started. Their were fewer class feats to poach, fewer feat taxes to detour PMC and YOU COULD NOT USE IMPLEMENTS. I think this last one is caps lock important. Now Multiclassing into Rogue or Fighter to pick up Surprising Charge is more worth it than PMC or even basic power swapping, which is now less attractive when we have feat taxes (to hit, defenses, etc) and the ability to Hybridize a character to better fit a theme. I think Multiclassing is quite different from what WotC had originally thought it would be, but it's still an effective tool to expand the options of a character. Also, as new feats and hybrid slowly come out that take into account newer Essentials material and possibly even themes that work more like Multiclassing (for instance there's the one theme that allows you to take Wizard utilities w/o a swap feat), we have covered the "branching out" mechanic very well. [/QUOTE]

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