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<blockquote data-quote="Dr_Sage" data-source="post: 6145517" data-attributes="member: 36185">Thank you all.So far we have played the first 2 solo sessions to introduce the PCs to the story. The wizard and the ranger (crossbow hunter) worked like a charm.Now I am considering the other 3 solo sessions, playing events that happened before the main story.Have you fellows played Essentials and non-Essentials PCs in the same party? Any issues? I don't have any experience with Essentials characters.So far I could realize that the crossbow hunter have like 8 at-wills (if you combine the at-will stances with the at-will attack powers), 1 encounter power, and no dailies. Looking ahead, it seems that he will have more of the same as he levels up plus some magic effects (entangles and the like).I ask becuse I am seriously considering a cavalier for the paladin and a thief for the rogue (both Essentials builds).Opinions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr_Sage, post: 6145517, member: 36185"] Thank you all. So far we have played the first 2 solo sessions to introduce the PCs to the story. The wizard and the ranger (crossbow hunter) worked like a charm. Now I am considering the other 3 solo sessions, playing events that happened before the main story. Have you fellows played Essentials and non-Essentials PCs in the same party? Any issues? I don't have any experience with Essentials characters. So far I could realize that the crossbow hunter have like 8 at-wills (if you combine the at-will stances with the at-will attack powers), 1 encounter power, and no dailies. Looking ahead, it seems that he will have more of the same as he levels up plus some magic effects (entangles and the like). I ask becuse I am seriously considering a cavalier for the paladin and a thief for the rogue (both Essentials builds). Opinions? [/QUOTE]

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