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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Stew" data-source="post: 7035859" data-attributes="member: 23484">One factor that has not yet been raised is whether you are starting at level 1. I think, depending on the group, there can be a difference between starting with a multi class character, and letting one develop organically. The few niche cases I have seen where a particular multi-class build is slightly stronger than a straight single-class character are not things that develop organically. I think you have no need to be concerned about multi-classing, and you can probably let it develop over the course of play. It might not even come up, in the end. (The same with feats, tbh: apart from the variant human, there's no need to decide on feats until characters reach level 4 and at that point many of them would choose an ASI in any case.&nbsp; You might be clear until level 8! Ruling against feats (and variant humans), though, only has the effect of there not being any humans in the party, in my experience.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Stew, post: 7035859, member: 23484"] One factor that has not yet been raised is whether you are starting at level 1. I think, depending on the group, there can be a difference between starting with a multi class character, and letting one develop organically. The few niche cases I have seen where a particular multi-class build is slightly stronger than a straight single-class character are not things that develop organically. I think you have no need to be concerned about multi-classing, and you can probably let it develop over the course of play. It might not even come up, in the end. (The same with feats, tbh: apart from the variant human, there's no need to decide on feats until characters reach level 4 and at that point many of them would choose an ASI in any case. You might be clear until level 8! Ruling against feats (and variant humans), though, only has the effect of there not being any humans in the party, in my experience.) [/QUOTE]

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