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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7509409" data-attributes="member: 6919838">Well, i suppose a lot depends on your idea of whether class equals character vs class is a part of character.A &quot;wizard&quot; character who wants more focus on arcana skill (potentially at a loss of some spellcasting) can multiclass to get expertise with rogue or bard. Obviously Arcana and spellcasting are related fields but one does not require the other.So i see a single class wizard as someone choosing to focus on casting, while one who dips into rogue or bard and focuses an their expertise for arcana and such to be the one aiming for more scholarly. Just like how choosing the right race-feat to get expertise arcana is specializing there instead of say taking war caster or magic initiate. Same as taking divination to let you read the signs to get the best research results (portent on arcana checks when favorable).Lots of examples.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7509409, member: 6919838"] Well, i suppose a lot depends on your idea of whether class equals character vs class is a part of character. A "wizard" character who wants more focus on arcana skill (potentially at a loss of some spellcasting) can multiclass to get expertise with rogue or bard. Obviously Arcana and spellcasting are related fields but one does not require the other. So i see a single class wizard as someone choosing to focus on casting, while one who dips into rogue or bard and focuses an their expertise for arcana and such to be the one aiming for more scholarly. Just like how choosing the right race-feat to get expertise arcana is specializing there instead of say taking war caster or magic initiate. Same as taking divination to let you read the signs to get the best research results (portent on arcana checks when favorable). Lots of examples. [/QUOTE]

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