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<blockquote data-quote="Caffe Nightcap" data-source="post: 6748179" data-attributes="member: 6749826">If I MC it is for RP and character concept reasons...but most importantly, and above all, FUN!&nbsp; 5e Keeps multiclassing on a decent plane of sensibility.&nbsp; You can't just MC for making overpowered builds that abuse game mechanics, and if anything, you will slightly behind the power curve of single class characters....and for those DMs who keep talking about how it makes no sense for a fighter to wake up and know wizardry or similar situations...you do realize that, being the DM, you are the one who should be helping to create opportunities for a characters story and concept to come to fruition, should it be feasible for the story line.&nbsp; Not all story lines allow for certain things to happen...but to axe the entire idea of multiclassing because you can't be bothered to interact with a players potential character growth and story is a bit...dull.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caffe Nightcap, post: 6748179, member: 6749826"] If I MC it is for RP and character concept reasons...but most importantly, and above all, FUN! 5e Keeps multiclassing on a decent plane of sensibility. You can't just MC for making overpowered builds that abuse game mechanics, and if anything, you will slightly behind the power curve of single class characters. ...and for those DMs who keep talking about how it makes no sense for a fighter to wake up and know wizardry or similar situations...you do realize that, being the DM, you are the one who should be helping to create opportunities for a characters story and concept to come to fruition, should it be feasible for the story line. Not all story lines allow for certain things to happen...but to axe the entire idea of multiclassing because you can't be bothered to interact with a players potential character growth and story is a bit...dull. [/QUOTE]

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