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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rowport" data-source="post: 4589922" data-attributes="member: 9729">The first multiclassing feats are a great deal-- a bit of power flexibility plus a trained skill.The power substitution feats are not worth the cost, except perhaps in very specific (cherry-picked) situations with synergy of that power to the base class abilities.  If the benchmark purpose of multiclassing is to allow flexibility in character design, it fails here, because the trade-off is not worth the cost of the feat for most "character-driven" builds, and instead is only worth it for power-game intent.The paragon multiclassing is lame for anybody.  Giving up paragon path powers is just *way* too costly.  I get the notion of flexibility being the trade-off for power, but do not buy the argument.Generally, 4e multiclassing just forces the character to give up too much in exchange for too little.</blockquote>