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<blockquote data-quote="AnotherGuy" data-source="post: 9611678" data-attributes="member: 7029930">Yes (if it can be helped) but in practise it doesn't work out so cleanly to have all your homebrew rules sorted out from low/mid/high level. I think it depends on your table. I have a long standing group of friends with no trust issues thankfully. And I do not take it for granted!We are currently playing high level (15th).I recently made the unilateral decision that each multiclass costs one a feat (and I allowed it to be the next future feat) as I believe the multiclass is too cheap on the cost and those that do not multiclass don't get much benefit out of it. My table accepted the new homebrew rule.I think communication is key and ofc being a fan of the PCs their backstories, ideals, bonds, flaws and goals and finding ways to keep those items in the foreground. We are all playing a game and finding our feet with the mechanics to see what works and what doesn't - not just for combat, but for internal consistency and for the setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AnotherGuy, post: 9611678, member: 7029930"] Yes (if it can be helped) but in practise it doesn't work out so cleanly to have all your homebrew rules sorted out from low/mid/high level. I think it depends on your table. I have a long standing group of friends with no trust issues thankfully. And I do not take it for granted! We are currently playing high level (15th). I recently made the unilateral decision that each multiclass costs one a feat (and I allowed it to be the next future feat) as I believe the multiclass is too cheap on the cost and those that do not multiclass don't get much benefit out of it. My table accepted the new homebrew rule. I think communication is key and ofc being a fan of the PCs their backstories, ideals, bonds, flaws and goals and finding ways to keep those items in the foreground. We are all playing a game and finding our feet with the mechanics to see what works and what doesn't - not just for combat, but for internal consistency and for the setting. [/QUOTE]

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