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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bert1000" data-source="post: 4318502" data-attributes="member: 29013">Agreed, especially paragon multiclassing.  So, I'm thinking about:Paragon Multi-classingIf you have all 4 multi-class feats, you can choose the “Multi-class Paragon Path”.  This has the following benefits:1) Can swap 1at-will per PHB2) Get a 7th level, 10th level, and 19th power of your 2nd class instead of Paragon powers per PHB3) Instead of other Paragon features, you also get more of the class features of your 2nd class per below.  These features replace any features from the multi-class feats when overlapping.  For example, when a multi-class Rogue gets Sneak Attack at 16th level, the 1/encounter Sneak Attack from the feat is no longer valid. Cleric11th: Channel Divinity, Healer’s Lore16th: Healing WordFighter:11th: Combat Challenge, Combat Superiority16th: Fighter Weapon talentPaladin:11th: Channel Divinity, Lay on Hands16th: Divine ChallengeRanger:11th: Fighting Style, Prime Shot16th: Hunter’s QuarryRogue:11th: Rogue Tactics, First Strike16th: Sneak AttackWarlock:11th: Warlock’s Curse, Shadow Walk16th: Pact BoonWarlord11th: Combat Leader, Commanding Presence16th: Inspiring WordWizard:11th: Implement Mastery, Cantrips16th: Spellbook (only for Wizard spells)This really would produce more of a 1/2 and 1/2 multi-class by level 20, and seems ok at first glance.You pay:4 featsGive up paragon featuresGive up paragon powersYou get:1 trained skill3 swapped powers3 lower level "paragon" powersMost class features of your 2nd classI haven't thought through all the combinations, though, so this might be too much (especially for striker multi-classing into striker).</blockquote>

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