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<blockquote data-quote="Zelc" data-source="post: 4323495" data-attributes="member: 40496">Interesting.&nbsp; So with paragon multiclassing, you really get an extra 13th level encounter power and not a 7th level encounter power, which from a cursory glance seems to be equal in power to the 11th level paragon path encounter power.&nbsp; So you basically trade the three paragon path class features for a swap of the at-will power.I'm a big fan of that swap, since it may mean getting access to at-will powers that target two different defenses.&nbsp; Situationally, if you're playing a Human, you might be able to switch out a useless (due to a low ability score in your class's second attack stat) third at-will for an at-will that you can actually hit with.&nbsp; Still, I guess the paragon multiclassing loses out.&nbsp; An easy way to bump it up a bit would be to give an additional use per encounter/day of the power granted by the multiclass feat at levels 11 and 16.Oh by the way, the power swap feats may be better than you give credit for, at least at with restricted sourcebooks.&nbsp; There are levels for certain builds where I look over the available options and none of them look good (hurray for the level 13 Charisma-focused low-Constitution Warlock).&nbsp; Power swap feats expand your options so you don't have to be stuck taking an unappealing power.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zelc, post: 4323495, member: 40496"] Interesting. So with paragon multiclassing, you really get an extra 13th level encounter power and not a 7th level encounter power, which from a cursory glance seems to be equal in power to the 11th level paragon path encounter power. So you basically trade the three paragon path class features for a swap of the at-will power. I'm a big fan of that swap, since it may mean getting access to at-will powers that target two different defenses. Situationally, if you're playing a Human, you might be able to switch out a useless (due to a low ability score in your class's second attack stat) third at-will for an at-will that you can actually hit with. Still, I guess the paragon multiclassing loses out. An easy way to bump it up a bit would be to give an additional use per encounter/day of the power granted by the multiclass feat at levels 11 and 16. Oh by the way, the power swap feats may be better than you give credit for, at least at with restricted sourcebooks. There are levels for certain builds where I look over the available options and none of them look good (hurray for the level 13 Charisma-focused low-Constitution Warlock). Power swap feats expand your options so you don't have to be stuck taking an unappealing power. [/QUOTE]

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