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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wujenta" data-source="post: 4405225" data-attributes="member: 7069">As I see, paragon multiclassing in 4E is a bad option for characters,  and  I´m thinking of houseruling it a little… please tell me what you think about the following feats to expand the multiclass experience and making it more attractive to use.  Below are some examples I made for you to view… Mastering  the Sword (Paragon Tier Feat, Multiclass Fighter)Prerequisite: Student of the sword, STR 17, Paragon MulticlassingBenefit: you gain the Fighter Weapon Talent  class featuresOne with the Sword  (Paragon Tier Feat, Multiclass Fighter)Prerequisites: Student of the sword, Mastering the sword, STR 19Benefit: You gain the Combat Challenge Class featureMastering the Battle (Paragon Tier Feat, Multiclass Warlord) Prerequisites: Student of Battle,  STR 17, Paragon MulticlassingBenefit:  You gain the Inspiring Word class featureBattle Leader (Paragon Tier feat, Multiclass Warlord)Prerequisite: Student of Battle, Mastering the battle, STR 19Benefit: You gain the Combat Leader class featureDefender of Faith (Paragon Tier Feat, Multiclass Paladin)Prerequisites: Soldier of faith, STR 15, CHA 15, Paragon multiclassingBenefit: You gain the Divine Challenge class featureMaster of the Hunt (paragon Tier feat, Multiclass Ranger)Prerequisite: Warrior of the wild, STR 17 or DEX 17, paragon multiclasssingBenefit: You gain the Hunters Quarry class featureYou see what I try to accomplish…. You continue to spend feats to gain class features… most of the classes have 3 or more class features, and I will limit it to 2 of them…for example the multiclass fighter will have a +1 to all attacks with one or two handed weapons and will be able to  mark the target and do basic melee attacks if the target moves or attacks your allies, but he will not gain the combat superiority so, a fighter will still be better at his job than a multiclass, but  the multiclass will feel more like a fighter…right now, I don’t think a multiclass character “feel” as a member of the class he multiclass into…Opinions, criticism, and or suggestions welcome…</blockquote>

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