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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Delta" data-source="post: 3854431" data-attributes="member: 40269">Right, and I object to that as well (in my 3E campaign no one's ever had more than 3 classes). But even so, at least at each level you have to forego one thing to pick up another -- having Wizard 13 (and simultaneously as good as a 13th-level Expert gemcutter) seems even more nonsensical.Even rudimentary artistic/musical skills I would put in the same camp as relatively simple things like climbing, camping, hunting, falconry, riding etc. None of those things are like gemcutting, blacksmithing, architecture, etc., where you have to go through a whole separate apprenticeship through all your teenage years to master (and which parenthetically are "Professions" that create actual objects of economic utility).</blockquote>