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<blockquote data-quote="Sphyre" data-source="post: 4480349" data-attributes="member: 55424">I look forward to Hybrid classes.&nbsp; Multiclassing gives you a spritz of a few abilities, but not until you do paragon multiclassing do you really even start to get a hybrid role - and that's only if you get a role-defining at-will power from the class.The thing is, for every role, except the controller, most of the things that define roles are class features.&nbsp; When you multiclass you can get an encounter utility and daily power.&nbsp; At most you'll get to do something that was meant for a different class 3 times in one encounter, and once for the rest of the encounters in the day (and average combat is 10 rounds)Multiclassing may make some interesting combos, but it doesn't grant you the stuff that actually defines the roles.&nbsp; Even if multiclassing was imbalanced and sucked in 3e, it was at least a choice.&nbsp; Now it's just a spritzing of a few abilities that don't really define anything other than flavor.If you have hybrids, you don't need multiclassing.&nbsp; If you have multiclassing, you don't need hybrids unless it's not done right (which is why there was multiclassing and then later hybrids in 3e)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sphyre, post: 4480349, member: 55424"] I look forward to Hybrid classes. Multiclassing gives you a spritz of a few abilities, but not until you do paragon multiclassing do you really even start to get a hybrid role - and that's only if you get a role-defining at-will power from the class. The thing is, for every role, except the controller, most of the things that define roles are class features. When you multiclass you can get an encounter utility and daily power. At most you'll get to do something that was meant for a different class 3 times in one encounter, and once for the rest of the encounters in the day (and average combat is 10 rounds) Multiclassing may make some interesting combos, but it doesn't grant you the stuff that actually defines the roles. Even if multiclassing was imbalanced and sucked in 3e, it was at least a choice. Now it's just a spritzing of a few abilities that don't really define anything other than flavor. If you have hybrids, you don't need multiclassing. If you have multiclassing, you don't need hybrids unless it's not done right (which is why there was multiclassing and then later hybrids in 3e) [/QUOTE]

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