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<blockquote data-quote="Wolv0rine" data-source="post: 4283415" data-attributes="member: 9045">So...&nbsp; you want multiclassing to allow you to split your focus, diversify your abilities, but let you still be as good at your original class as the guy who never multiclassed and remained a pure single class character?&nbsp; What in the holy blue dawn would the point ever be in single classing at the point?&nbsp; If you can take levels in other classes without taking any penalty to your ability in your original class, then you have no penalty at all for multiclassing to offset the additional set of abilities you gain from the other class(es).*shakes his head*&nbsp; I fail to understand where you're coming from here.&nbsp; &nbsp; But IMO it falls upon decent players and DMs to keep twinked-out characters built just because they can be built from being built, and it falls upon the system to allow me to build a character who is less than the very utmost best he can be, because maybe I have a concept along those lines.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolv0rine, post: 4283415, member: 9045"] So... you want multiclassing to allow you to split your focus, diversify your abilities, but let you still be as good at your original class as the guy who never multiclassed and remained a pure single class character? What in the holy blue dawn would the point ever be in single classing at the point? If you can take levels in other classes without taking any penalty to your ability in your original class, then you have no penalty at all for multiclassing to offset the additional set of abilities you gain from the other class(es). *shakes his head* I fail to understand where you're coming from here. But IMO it falls upon decent players and DMs to keep twinked-out characters built just because they can be built from being built, and it falls upon the system to allow me to build a character who is less than the very utmost best he can be, because maybe I have a concept along those lines. [/QUOTE]

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