Multiclassing.

[muffin_of_chaos]

why is this not a rickroll.

 

[Delemental]

For everyone complaining about this 'preemptive scoop', just remember it could have been a rickroll.

Edit: Blast! Ninja'd by a muffin!

 

[WhatGravitas]

Wow. I really like the [placeholder]

I feel that this is, compared to 3.5E multiclassing, like [generic food metaphor].

I see, why [generic rationalization], but it's on the expense of [placeholder for concept].

Perhaps, they should have tried it that way: [generic fan homebrew idea].

[generic salutation], [insert poster name].

 

[Protagonist]

/waits vor Derrhongen to post

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Error in the original URL. Corrected:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4ex/20080430

 

[Andor]

Like a camel.

You just made me sprain my palatte. Ow.

And, my god, could those multi-classing rules rip off WoW any more closely?

 

[Kunimatyu]

[ snide comment about an irrelevant detail in the article ]

 

[jedrious]

Error in the original URL. Corrected:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4ex/20080430

good thing I always check the status bar befre clicking, no rickrolling allowed

 

[Sojorn]

You just made me sprain my palatte. Ow.

And, my god, could those multi-classing rules rip off WoW any more closely?

Now my brain hurts from thinking about the meta-physical implications of replicating a non-existent concept perfectly.

WotC is obviously attempting to destroy the universe with these multiclassing rules. They must be stopped.

 

[hbarsquared]

I feel that this is, compared to 3.5E multiclassing, like [generic food metaphor].

Well, only if you feel that 3.5E was like [another generic food metaphor].

[Exposition on the comparabilities of the foods, using "proof by analogy" to make a point.]

I see, why [generic rationalization], but it's on the expense of [placeholder for concept].

You're hardly addressing:

• [bulleted list of specifics]

Perhaps, they should have tried it that way: [generic fan homebrew idea].

[generic salutation], [insert poster name].

I think they did it just fine. It's like a combination of [personal house rules], [alternate rules in published settings], and not to mention the numerous [suggestions from posters].

Your [generic fan homebrew idea] does sound appealing, though.

[muses]

[rambles]

[apologizes for rambling]

Thanks!