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<blockquote data-quote="Bandreus" data-source="post: 4080467" data-attributes="member: 60831">3E multiclassing is definitelly gone.You multiclass by choosing training feats. &quot;Wizard training feat&quot; &quot;Rogue training feat&quot; and so on.The pregen half-elf warlock actually lists a wizard spell among her at-will powers. although someone suggested it could be due to a racial trait, I'm most inclinet to think she got the &quot;Wizard training feat&quot;.And yes, as you can ear in the podcast, by choosing the same x-class training feat multiple times you can dvelv deeper into that class. But you will gain only a subset of that class powers, not the whole thing.Further on, The designer clearly said in that way they have a lot more control about how you shape your character by multiclassing, thus avoiding ending up with weird things (sucking at both classing) as overpowering your character.I just wont say so strongly that WotC is discouraging players from multiclassing. Remember in 4E every class can choose every feat (no class specific feats), so multiclassing is more likely just another way to spice up you character, imo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bandreus, post: 4080467, member: 60831"] 3E multiclassing is definitelly gone. You multiclass by choosing training feats. "Wizard training feat" "Rogue training feat" and so on. The pregen half-elf warlock actually lists a wizard spell among her at-will powers. although someone suggested it could be due to a racial trait, I'm most inclinet to think she got the "Wizard training feat". And yes, as you can ear in the podcast, by choosing the same x-class training feat multiple times you can dvelv deeper into that class. But you will gain only a subset of that class powers, not the whole thing. Further on, The designer clearly said in that way they have a lot more control about how you shape your character by multiclassing, thus avoiding ending up with weird things (sucking at both classing) as overpowering your character. I just wont say so strongly that WotC is discouraging players from multiclassing. Remember in 4E every class can choose every feat (no class specific feats), so multiclassing is more likely just another way to spice up you character, imo [/QUOTE]

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