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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7342487" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Let's get back to an error I see you keep repeating.&nbsp; It's not just about how many &quot;X&quot; total levels behind a multiclass dip puts you but it's also about how many &quot;Y&quot; levels you remain those &quot;X&quot; levels behind.&nbsp; This is a very important nuance.See if I take rogue first as you describe eventually we will end up in the same place as if I took warlock first and rogue last.&nbsp; You are also right to point out that rogues get +1 skill prof and lockpicking prof.&nbsp; Both useful abilities.However, it's not just about where you end up but also about the journey there.&nbsp; The 3rd level of warlock has some abilities that are very important to my class concept.&nbsp; The 4th level of warlock nets me the actor feat which was also a big part of my class concept.&nbsp; In other words, I am being delayed over a two level span features that are very important to my class concept.&nbsp; So it's not 1-2 sessions as you keep trying to state (which is the amount of sessions it takes you to catch up once I stop progressing in warlock).&nbsp; It's 3-4 sessions that I am delayed important features for my class concept.3-4 sessions is a good chunk of the total time I would play this character.&nbsp; Whether that's 25% or 33% or 50% of the time it doesn't really matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7342487, member: 6795602"] Let's get back to an error I see you keep repeating. It's not just about how many "X" total levels behind a multiclass dip puts you but it's also about how many "Y" levels you remain those "X" levels behind. This is a very important nuance. See if I take rogue first as you describe eventually we will end up in the same place as if I took warlock first and rogue last. You are also right to point out that rogues get +1 skill prof and lockpicking prof. Both useful abilities. However, it's not just about where you end up but also about the journey there. The 3rd level of warlock has some abilities that are very important to my class concept. The 4th level of warlock nets me the actor feat which was also a big part of my class concept. In other words, I am being delayed over a two level span features that are very important to my class concept. So it's not 1-2 sessions as you keep trying to state (which is the amount of sessions it takes you to catch up once I stop progressing in warlock). It's 3-4 sessions that I am delayed important features for my class concept. 3-4 sessions is a good chunk of the total time I would play this character. Whether that's 25% or 33% or 50% of the time it doesn't really matter. [/QUOTE]

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