Question about the Spell Scarred multiclass

[emagdaeh]

I'm not entire sure I understand how to create this multiclass.

Am I to understand that in order to take any of the Spell Scarred encounter/utility/daily you must first take the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats? And if so can you only take one encounter/utility/daily?

The Spell Scarred section of 4th edition FRPG said at one point says you can take "one or more of of the powers in this section" once you have taken the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats. Is this saying we can take more than one ability, but are still limited to only one encounter/utility/daily or is it saying that you can switch over all of your encounter/utility/dailies to the Spell Scarred abilities?

Thanks for the clarification!

 

[ppaladin123]

I'm not entire sure I understand how to create this multiclass.

Am I to understand that in order to take any of the Spell Scarred encounter/utility/daily you must first take the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats? And if so can you only take one encounter/utility/daily?

The Spell Scarred section of 4th edition FRPG said at one point says you can take "one or more of of the powers in this section" once you have taken the Novice/Acolyte/Adept feats. Is this saying we can take more than one ability, but are still limited to only one encounter/utility/daily or is it saying that you can switch over all of your encounter/utility/dailies to the Spell Scarred abilities?

Thanks for the clarification!

Spell-scarred works exactly like any other multi-class. You can use the novice/acolyte/adept feats to exchange one class power for one spell-scarred power of equal or lower level just like normal. You can also retrain those feats as you gain levels to switch out for different powers like usual.

The only thing that is different about spell-scarring is that if you choose to paragon multiclass in the spell-scarred path you take the "spell-scarred savant," paragon path instead.