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<blockquote data-quote="Ragnar_Deerslayer" data-source="post: 3943485" data-attributes="member: 11990">Remember that the way it's described, it'll use a FEAT to &quot;multiclass.&quot;&nbsp; And the non-multiclass feats, we have been told, are &quot;general bonuses,&quot; not powers, which are pretty much reserved for class abilities.&nbsp; This means that you can't become a useless character by being a &quot;balanced&quot; (read: mediocre) mix of two classes.&nbsp; You ARE one class, and CANNOT miss out on your class powers.&nbsp; This means you will ALWAYS be good at some role - you will just also be good at *another* role, if you take the cross-training feats, and only lose out on some general bonus like &quot;Alertness.&quot;&nbsp; And, with what we've found out on this thread about Paragon Paths, it seems like if you really want a balanced two-class hybrid, there'll be worthwhile Paths that will let you find your niche.It's a different flavor.&nbsp; I think I'll like it.&nbsp; But then, I'm optimistic.Ragnar</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ragnar_Deerslayer, post: 3943485, member: 11990"] Remember that the way it's described, it'll use a FEAT to "multiclass." And the non-multiclass feats, we have been told, are "general bonuses," not powers, which are pretty much reserved for class abilities. This means that you can't become a useless character by being a "balanced" (read: mediocre) mix of two classes. You ARE one class, and CANNOT miss out on your class powers. This means you will ALWAYS be good at some role - you will just also be good at *another* role, if you take the cross-training feats, and only lose out on some general bonus like "Alertness." And, with what we've found out on this thread about Paragon Paths, it seems like if you really want a balanced two-class hybrid, there'll be worthwhile Paths that will let you find your niche. It's a different flavor. I think I'll like it. But then, I'm optimistic. Ragnar [/QUOTE]

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