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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8602516" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Ok, I assumed most of that, so I'll be more specific:1) A 3rd level Fighter gains 4th level. The player decides to multiclass and pick up a level of Rogue, making them 3/1. Now, next level they take another level of Fighter. Fighter 4 gets an ASI (optionally a feat, but in this case no since they multiclassed). Do they still get the ASI???What about at 6th level Fighter and the bonus ASI? do they get it (I would think so), so can they use that ASI as a feat??OR2) When the 3rd level Fighter becomes 4th, if he takes 4th level Fighter but instead of the ASI gains the features of a Rogue 1 and makes that his multiclass?Finally, I like this concept (actually version 2 is pretty appealing to me) but if I did it I would allow the variant human to get his feat normally and still multiclass, but then he would never gain another feat. Using the second variant above, this also means a human who multiclassed would start off with 1 "level" of multiclass ahead of other races.The 2nd variant is appealing because I have experimented with multiclass as subclass, which is obviously different but has some similarities.</blockquote>