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<blockquote data-quote="Hawken" data-source="post: 4950734" data-attributes="member: 23619">My &quot;focus&quot; on spellcasters was because their power increases exponentially with each level of spellcasting they gain--non spellcasting classes gain power in a linear fashion. And it was to highlight exactly how broken your original ideas were.I don't think, even if you limit the feat to keeping classes within 1 level of each other, that it should work either. When it comes down to it, you're still wanting 1 feat (something gained every 3rd level) to grant all the abilities of a level of a given class. Extra spells and unearned access to 5th+ level spells all for just one feat is broken. You're still not coming across as wanting to &quot;fix&quot; multiclassing. It still seems like you're just trying to find away to multiclass and get all the abilities of your classes at the same time. The concept for multiclassing is that you sacrifice advancement in one or more classes to learn new skills and abilities in other classes. That's not the &quot;problem&quot; of multiclassing, that's what it does and you're just trying to circumvent that. If you want a feat that makes a second class also a favored class, or even allows you to take the better of two class' HD, BAB, etc. that wouldn't be unreasonable. But you're asking for everything without giving up anything in return.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hawken, post: 4950734, member: 23619"] My "focus" on spellcasters was because their power increases exponentially with each level of spellcasting they gain--non spellcasting classes gain power in a linear fashion. And it was to highlight exactly how broken your original ideas were. I don't think, even if you limit the feat to keeping classes within 1 level of each other, that it should work either. When it comes down to it, you're still wanting 1 feat (something gained every 3rd level) to grant all the abilities of a level of a given class. Extra spells and unearned access to 5th+ level spells all for just one feat is broken. You're still not coming across as wanting to "fix" multiclassing. It still seems like you're just trying to find away to multiclass and get all the abilities of your classes at the same time. The concept for multiclassing is that you sacrifice advancement in one or more classes to learn new skills and abilities in other classes. That's not the "problem" of multiclassing, that's what it does and you're just trying to circumvent that. If you want a feat that makes a second class also a favored class, or even allows you to take the better of two class' HD, BAB, etc. that wouldn't be unreasonable. But you're asking for everything without giving up anything in return. [/QUOTE]

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