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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5450168" data-attributes="member: 75065">Re: Multi Classing: It would be cool if the Multiclass feat directly gave you the choice to choose 1 encounter and 1 daily from the other class in place of your main class, it would add a new cool dimension to multiclassing. Getting access to class features seems like hybrid ground.Re: Hybrids: I wonder if you separated class features and access to the classes armour with two seperate feats, perhaps this would add a few more to the list of viable combinations without breaking anything. I often find that I can make some cool combos, but I just can't solve the AC issues. So 1 feat would be Hybrid Talent and another Hybrid Armour Training.Or perhaps Hybrids need a feat to choose 1 dominant Primary power, all hybrid attacks are based off that power. It wouldn't affect secondary power effect. Limitations to features would remain the same. The Bard can do this, maybe if hybrids could as well would resolve MADness issues? Would it break anything if a Wizard/Fighter used Intelligence or Strength of ALL of its primary attacks? Especially if it cost a feat to invest in this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 5450168, member: 75065"] Re: Multi Classing: It would be cool if the Multiclass feat directly gave you the choice to choose 1 encounter and 1 daily from the other class in place of your main class, it would add a new cool dimension to multiclassing. Getting access to class features seems like hybrid ground. Re: Hybrids: I wonder if you separated class features and access to the classes armour with two seperate feats, perhaps this would add a few more to the list of viable combinations without breaking anything. I often find that I can make some cool combos, but I just can't solve the AC issues. So 1 feat would be Hybrid Talent and another Hybrid Armour Training. Or perhaps Hybrids need a feat to choose 1 dominant Primary power, all hybrid attacks are based off that power. It wouldn't affect secondary power effect. Limitations to features would remain the same. The Bard can do this, maybe if hybrids could as well would resolve MADness issues? Would it break anything if a Wizard/Fighter used Intelligence or Strength of ALL of its primary attacks? Especially if it cost a feat to invest in this? [/QUOTE]

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