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<blockquote data-quote="Saagael" data-source="post: 5987725" data-attributes="member: 84839">I've also house ruled multiclassing to make it less feat intensive and more interesting, and its worked out fairly well. This looks like a good start, and seems to be fairly balanced when handing out class features.What I do for multiclassing is fairly simple: When you multiclass, you can start gaining powers from your secondary class in lieu of your primary class. The only limitation to this is that you can't have more secondary class powers than primary class powers. This, for the most part, limits a person to 1 encounter, 1 daily, and 2 utility powers from their secondary class (since paragon path and epic destiny powers can't be swapped). Paragon multiclassing then means you can get up to 2 encounter powers, 2 daily powers, and 3 utility powers from your secondary class.I might add this to the mix though. Maybe as a bonus for paragon multiclassing or something.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saagael, post: 5987725, member: 84839"] I've also house ruled multiclassing to make it less feat intensive and more interesting, and its worked out fairly well. This looks like a good start, and seems to be fairly balanced when handing out class features. What I do for multiclassing is fairly simple: When you multiclass, you can start gaining powers from your secondary class in lieu of your primary class. The only limitation to this is that you can't have more secondary class powers than primary class powers. This, for the most part, limits a person to 1 encounter, 1 daily, and 2 utility powers from their secondary class (since paragon path and epic destiny powers can't be swapped). Paragon multiclassing then means you can get up to 2 encounter powers, 2 daily powers, and 3 utility powers from your secondary class. I might add this to the mix though. Maybe as a bonus for paragon multiclassing or something. [/QUOTE]

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