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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 6382125" data-attributes="member: 1879">That's what I mean by it being well done. Multiclassing always involves making hard choices. Every level you take in Class B means leaving good stuff on the table from class A, but works the other way around too. Except for Clerics and Wizards the juicy subclasses are all 2-3 levels deep in a class. Stat bumps are at 4, extra attacks are at 5. There are downsides. One of my PCs was trying to build a Ninja Assasin which starts to really take shape at Monk 3/Rogue 3. After the 3rd session he decided he was not enjoying the slog through Chu-nin school to get there and is rerolling as a Warlock. On the flipside someone posted an example of a 12th level dilettante with one level in every class. It was not an unplayably weak character.</blockquote>