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<blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 7035766" data-attributes="member: 97077">If you are running any published adventures as-is, I would probably not include any optional rules like Feats and Multiclassing. If you're running your own stuff or willing to add to the difficulty of the given challenges in the module to account for any increase in power level as a result of including these options, then sure, give it a shot. We learn by doing.Talk to your players about it and get their opinions, too. And if they convince you that it's worth trying, let them know you'd feel better about it if you can reverse the decision later if things turn out to be a problem and ask for their buy-in on that.And remember it doesn't always have to be one way. This campaign right now might have no feats or multiclassing or UA options. The next campaign might have all or some of those options. Use what's best to support the kind of game you want to run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iserith, post: 7035766, member: 97077"] If you are running any published adventures as-is, I would probably not include any optional rules like Feats and Multiclassing. If you're running your own stuff or willing to add to the difficulty of the given challenges in the module to account for any increase in power level as a result of including these options, then sure, give it a shot. We learn by doing. Talk to your players about it and get their opinions, too. And if they convince you that it's worth trying, let them know you'd feel better about it if you can reverse the decision later if things turn out to be a problem and ask for their buy-in on that. And remember it doesn't always have to be one way. This campaign right now might have no feats or multiclassing or UA options. The next campaign might have all or some of those options. Use what's best to support the kind of game you want to run. [/QUOTE]

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