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<blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 4589996" data-attributes="member: 114">I like the principle, but not the execution.I'm currently playtesting a variant where:a) Your basic multiclassing feat has no prereqs, and if you take it you swap one of your at-will powers for an at-will from your multiclass. It also opens the doors for other multiclass feats.b) the encounter attack, utility and daily attack power swap feats exist as per normalc) There are additional class power feats which can be taken to gain specific class abilities from the multiclass (e.g. 'warlocks curse' and then 'fey pact boon', or 'burly rogue' and then 'sneak attack'). Members of a class can take class power feats for aspects of their class too (so a tactical warlord could take the 'inspiring warlord' special ability (I forget what it is called).d) paragon multiclassing doesn't exist (it is subsumed effectively by the above options).Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plane Sailing, post: 4589996, member: 114"] I like the principle, but not the execution. I'm currently playtesting a variant where: a) Your basic multiclassing feat has no prereqs, and if you take it you swap one of your at-will powers for an at-will from your multiclass. It also opens the doors for other multiclass feats. b) the encounter attack, utility and daily attack power swap feats exist as per normal c) There are additional class power feats which can be taken to gain specific class abilities from the multiclass (e.g. 'warlocks curse' and then 'fey pact boon', or 'burly rogue' and then 'sneak attack'). Members of a class can take class power feats for aspects of their class too (so a tactical warlord could take the 'inspiring warlord' special ability (I forget what it is called). d) paragon multiclassing doesn't exist (it is subsumed effectively by the above options). Cheers [/QUOTE]

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