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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9529989" data-attributes="member: 7030563">Seems to you.Believe it or don't believe it, it is still true.Again just because you psesonally have not seen it, does not mean it doesn;t exist.Further in the 2014 rules races had spells tied to specific abilities, so any Tiefling or Drow playing a Wizard, Cleric, Druid or Ranger or any High Elf playing a Socrerer, Bard, Warlock etc had multiple casting stats.Moreover I did not ask you to show me a multiclass that had three different casting stats, I asked you to show me 9 real world multiclass casters characters being played right now that do not need this.  You threw up a strawman Cleric-Wizard-Eldritch Knight that is not even a real PC and only had one Cleric Cantrip and did not need to track multiple casting stats, then you went on to say this was not how 90% of people build Eldritch Knights with no evidence at all to support your positonI used a real example to back up my post, one of three multiclassed casters I am playing I could have used.  You can't provide a single character in play.  You claim this is not an issue for 90% of characters, but can't provide a single one?Yes and that is why you play an Eldritch Knight with your Warlock-Paladin base, so your fighter levels provide more spell slots to fuel smites and Charisma-based spells. It is why you play a Cleric to get your Wizard Heavy armor instead of a Fighter - so that you don't lose a caster level.It is why you take a Sorcerer level on your Cleric - to get Constitution save proficiency.Synergy is exactly WHY you do this!Which would be fine if those are the only three Cantrips, but they aren't and if your Wizard/EK/Cleric has Toll the Dead you do need to track whether it is Cleric or Wizard.</blockquote>

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