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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Samurai" data-source="post: 4262730" data-attributes="member: 3850">I keep revising and changing this, thinking of new and better ways to do things, but here's what I currently have:I'm keeping the initial multiclassing feats as they are for now.  Yes, they effectively give the Skill Training feat plus an additional, weakened power, but they have a stat req. and you can only do it once, so the Skill Training feat still has its uses.I'm combining the 3 Power Swap feats into a single Advanced Training feat, and giving a second weakened power with it, because several of the classes need them either for their powers or to use in their Paragon Paths, which are supposed to be open to a multiclasser (Ranger and Warlock are the main culprits here.)•    Advanced Training (Req: an initial Multiclassing feat, a 15 in the stat required for this class) – You gain the effects of all 3 power swap feats.  So, at 4th level you may swap 1 Encounter power, at 8th level you may swap 1 Utility power, and at 10th level you may swap 1 Daily Attack power.  In addition, you gain 1 minor class ability or power upon taking this feat: Cleric:     Choose 1 level 1 at will prayer as an Encounter power. Fighter:    Once per encounter, add your Wis bonus to an Opportunity attack roll when using your chosen type of weapon (1h or 2h).  (You do not stop a moving opponent)Paladin:    Use Lay on Hands as an Encounter powerRanger:     Choose a Fighting Style (although weaker than a full Ranger’s fighting styles, these qualify you for the Paragon Paths and powers).  If you choose Ranged style, you get a +2 AC bonus vs Opportunity attacks for 1 round per Encounter.  If you choose the 2 Weapon style, you may use 1 handed weapons in your off hand as if it were an off-handed weapon.Rogue:    Once per Encounter, you may use the Rogue Weapon Talent for 1 round.Warlock:    Gain the Warlock’s Curse as an Encounter powerWarlord:    Choose 1 form of Commanding Presence.  You may use it once per EncounterWizard:     Choose 2 of the 4 Cantrips.  You may cast them as Encounter powers.Ok, that brings us to the Paragon Paths.  They needed some significant buffing IMO, including 2 additional 11th level abilities and a 16th level ability.Paragon Multiclassing – The at will power gained at 11th level is an additional power, it does not replace one of your at will powers.  Also, you either gain Skill Training in a second skill from your multiclass' list, or Skill Focus in the skill you already received Training in when you took the initial multiclass feat.  At 16th level, you may choose 1 bonus power (Encounter, Daily Attack, or Utility) from the secondary class’ list, of 16th level or lower.  So, that's where I'm at right now.  I think it is much more balanced than the RAW, and it solves the problems of trading a feat and a power for a power and Warlocks and Rangers multiclassers not having abilities that are needed for them to use certain powers.  What do you think?</blockquote>

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