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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Najo" data-source="post: 4592971" data-attributes="member: 9959">This is actually the worst part of the 4e mutliclassing. Characters cannot evolve or have radical life altering events without DM intervention. The 3e system was more conductive to this, as seen in Star Wars saga. Luke Skywalker doesn't start out as a Jedi Knight. He is a fringer, then pilot then jedi, then jedi master. How do you do that with a 4e character?With that aside I like most of the 4e multiclassing elements. I just wish you could combine classes a bit more like in 3.5 without the breaking that occured.Also, subjective opinions aside. Most of the studies done by the standard bunch of number crunchers here and on wotc's boards have found that 4e multiclassing is balanced and even characters that use all of the paragon and feat options to take multi class powers do not fall behind in power level from single class characters.</blockquote>