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<blockquote data-quote="RigaMortus2" data-source="post: 4134643" data-attributes="member: 11586">A lot of character builds in 3E (except straight up spellcasters) really benefited from multiclassing.&nbsp; It was mainly the only reason to dip into Fighter.&nbsp; A melee build benefited with a dip or two into a spellcasters, such as to get True Strike.But it seems to me, 4E might be trying to discourage multiclassing.&nbsp; It seems that just want you to play a class straight from level 1 to 30.&nbsp; And to appease those who like multiclassing, they might throw some half-assed mechanic in to do so.&nbsp; I don't think multiclassing is going to be what it was in 3E.&nbsp; Taking a feat in order to multiclass?&nbsp; Bah...&nbsp; What I think they should do, is what they did similiar to Tome of Battle.&nbsp; When you multiclass, you are equal to half your character level when deciding on what powers and such you are available for in your new class.DISCLAIMER: The above is my impression, and I am assuming a lot here, so like everything you read, take it with a grain of salt.&nbsp; It just worries me since we don't know much about multiclassing yet.&quot;It's the impression that I get...&quot; - Mighty Might Bostones</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RigaMortus2, post: 4134643, member: 11586"] A lot of character builds in 3E (except straight up spellcasters) really benefited from multiclassing. It was mainly the only reason to dip into Fighter. A melee build benefited with a dip or two into a spellcasters, such as to get True Strike. But it seems to me, 4E might be trying to discourage multiclassing. It seems that just want you to play a class straight from level 1 to 30. And to appease those who like multiclassing, they might throw some half-assed mechanic in to do so. I don't think multiclassing is going to be what it was in 3E. Taking a feat in order to multiclass? Bah... What I think they should do, is what they did similiar to Tome of Battle. When you multiclass, you are equal to half your character level when deciding on what powers and such you are available for in your new class. DISCLAIMER: The above is my impression, and I am assuming a lot here, so like everything you read, take it with a grain of salt. It just worries me since we don't know much about multiclassing yet. "It's the impression that I get..." - Mighty Might Bostones [/QUOTE]

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