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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tiornys" data-source="post: 5651813" data-attributes="member: 17633">I do, yes.  I've played a Fighter|Ranger hybrid in a home campaign, although due to a group shakeup (lost our leader, gained a striker), I'm now playing an Artificer|Warlord hybrid in that group, which incidentally also contains an Invoker|Warlock hybrid.I have a level 8 Wizard|Shaman hybrid that I've played in LFR, although he's not my primary LFR character.  I also have a Cleric|Ranger hybrid who I've managed to play once.  Both characters would see more play if I were currently playing LFR more often than once every 3 months.I'm playing a Shaman|Warlord hybrid in <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/playing-game/306687-scales-war-1-rescue-rivenroar-ic.html" target="_blank">this game</a> on these boards.It's certainly possible for this kind of thing to happen, and if you arbitrarily pick two classes and try to smash them together, this is likely what will result.  Getting a viable character takes a bit of planning and a clear focus on what you're trying to accomplish.  For example, my Fighter|Ranger exploited the synergy between Tempest Technique and Twin Strike to recoup much of what I was losing by going hybrid.  The character was intended to work as a primary striker, with the ability to step into the defender role if our primary defender needed some help.  Thanks to the various striker-esque powers on the Fighter list, I only have a few resources devoted to the defender side.  Even my Fighter at-will Footwork Lure (NOT Dual Strike, because if I'm in the defender role, I'm trying to rescue someone) serves double duty by acting as a disengage power if necessary.t~</blockquote>

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