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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ander00" data-source="post: 4255476" data-attributes="member: 19041">I may be wrong, but multiclassing seems to me to be the redheaded stepchild of 4E. Sure, unlike in third edition it probably won't break anything, but most of the time while others are getting new things that mesh well with their role, you are spending resources to replace yours with things that are balanced taking into account the class abilities of the second class. They could've least given the multiclassing paragon path *something* special to do with action points as well.Things you'll also notice in regards to multiclassing into warlock specifically:With one exception, none of the special magical rods will work for you, because you do not get the curse/pact boon abilities. A pact blade may seem like the obvious alternative, but as a fighter you probably won't want to be wielding a light blade.Likewise, although you can take the warlock paragon paths, all of them have features that you will not be getting, again because you do not have curse/pact boon.cheers</blockquote>