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<blockquote data-quote="Warmaster Horus" data-source="post: 6462685" data-attributes="member: 6785438">I put that there for a reason.&nbsp; The game rules are a compact between all the players, including the DM.&nbsp; One thing that appeals to me about 5e is that multiclassing is available.&nbsp; I would want to know why a DM wants to change that basic tenet besides &quot;it's min-maxing&quot;.&nbsp; So what?&nbsp; I expect you as a DM to be using your advantages to present players with challenges so why can't they access possibilities offered to them as players if they choose, to meet those challenges?&nbsp; I like to play fighter-thieves (old term) because in AD&amp;D thieves were the only classes that had honest-to-god skills, which I liked, and I wanted to beat on things when TSHTF.&nbsp; Now that's a bad thing?&nbsp; Players should be able to enjoy the game in a way they want to &amp; supported within the rules and not be railroaded into pigeon holes because of their DM's biases about 'game balance'.&nbsp; There is plenty of challenging content out there for DMs to use to face any party, regardless of whether they can swing a sword and cast a cantrip.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warmaster Horus, post: 6462685, member: 6785438"] I put that there for a reason. The game rules are a compact between all the players, including the DM. One thing that appeals to me about 5e is that multiclassing is available. I would want to know why a DM wants to change that basic tenet besides "it's min-maxing". So what? I expect you as a DM to be using your advantages to present players with challenges so why can't they access possibilities offered to them as players if they choose, to meet those challenges? I like to play fighter-thieves (old term) because in AD&D thieves were the only classes that had honest-to-god skills, which I liked, and I wanted to beat on things when TSHTF. Now that's a bad thing? Players should be able to enjoy the game in a way they want to & supported within the rules and not be railroaded into pigeon holes because of their DM's biases about 'game balance'. There is plenty of challenging content out there for DMs to use to face any party, regardless of whether they can swing a sword and cast a cantrip. [/QUOTE]

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