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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 6801718" data-source="post: 7250064"><p>In my current group (we've played together for close to a decade now), not one of us has multi-classed. I never do it as a player. I'm typically pretty happy with whatever single class I choose. I tend to pick a class that offers a variety of things I can do to keep me happy. That seems easier in 5E with things like Arcane Trickster and Eldrich Knight, where you can add a little bit of magic to something if you like. </p><p></p><p>When I DM, my players never seem to multi-class either. Some never felt comfortable enough with the rules to delve in multi-classing (even though they know the system really well). Others seem to just really like what their chosen class has to offer and don't want to deviate from that. They come up with characters that can fit into a single class and that's good enough for them. There are a couple of people in my group who also started playing D&D with 4E. They find the magic system of 5E to be a bit intimidating. So they either avoid magic classes or they decide to tackle a magic user and just want to focus on learning what it's all about. They don't want to add multi-classing on top of something they perceive as complicated enough. </p><p></p><p>So it looks like we're a no multi-class characters kind of group. I would have figured someone would try it by now but no one seems all that interested in my circle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest 6801718, post: 7250064"] In my current group (we've played together for close to a decade now), not one of us has multi-classed. I never do it as a player. I'm typically pretty happy with whatever single class I choose. I tend to pick a class that offers a variety of things I can do to keep me happy. That seems easier in 5E with things like Arcane Trickster and Eldrich Knight, where you can add a little bit of magic to something if you like. When I DM, my players never seem to multi-class either. Some never felt comfortable enough with the rules to delve in multi-classing (even though they know the system really well). Others seem to just really like what their chosen class has to offer and don't want to deviate from that. They come up with characters that can fit into a single class and that's good enough for them. There are a couple of people in my group who also started playing D&D with 4E. They find the magic system of 5E to be a bit intimidating. So they either avoid magic classes or they decide to tackle a magic user and just want to focus on learning what it's all about. They don't want to add multi-classing on top of something they perceive as complicated enough. So it looks like we're a no multi-class characters kind of group. I would have figured someone would try it by now but no one seems all that interested in my circle. [/QUOTE]
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