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<blockquote data-quote="Benjamin Olson" data-source="post: 8317566" data-attributes="member: 6988941">Hexblade is potentially overpowered as a class dip. The solution is to just emphasize, repeatedly in all situations, what a loser the Hexblade is. I mean selling your soul for power is one thing, but selling your soul to be the minion of an uppity, inanimate weapon is quite another. If you don't want Hexblades in your game, make the Hexblade patron obnoxious.I think banning multiclassing makes the metagame conceit of classes feel even more metagamey. What I do fully support is that some classes should require work to unlock for multiclassing. Case in point, you shouldn't just get to take a dip into Hexblade warlock whenever you feel like it. You should have to meet a potential patron, put up with the facts that this weapon you found won't shut up, won't stop talking down to you, and likes to boss you around, and decide that yes, you'll put up with that to be SAD and wield the best cantrip.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Benjamin Olson, post: 8317566, member: 6988941"] Hexblade is potentially overpowered as a class dip. The solution is to just emphasize, repeatedly in all situations, what a loser the Hexblade is. I mean selling your soul for power is one thing, but selling your soul to be the minion of an uppity, inanimate weapon is quite another. If you don't want Hexblades in your game, make the Hexblade patron obnoxious. I think banning multiclassing makes the metagame conceit of classes feel even more metagamey. What I do fully support is that some classes should require work to unlock for multiclassing. Case in point, you shouldn't just get to take a dip into Hexblade warlock whenever you feel like it. You should have to meet a potential patron, put up with the facts that this weapon you found won't shut up, won't stop talking down to you, and likes to boss you around, and decide that yes, you'll put up with that to be SAD and wield the best cantrip. [/QUOTE]

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