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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kaomera" data-source="post: 5141464" data-attributes="member: 38357">I think you have higher expectations of Dilettante than I do. You state that "The implement rules gut the utility of Dilettante for implement classes.", but I don't see that. I see the implement rules restricting a character's access to certain Dilettante powers if the player isn't willing to invest in an MC feat, but that really doesn't ruin Dilettante for me. It's not the best racial ability out there - I can totally see where most players aren't going to be as excited about an extra off-class at-will as they would be about teleporting or breathing fire or re-rolling an attack roll. But Half-Elves don't teleport or breath fire... OK, they could be awesomely accurate, but 4e decided to give that flavor to Elves. Half-Elves are versatile, they pick up all sorts of stuff that the average character wouldn't, and it gives them extra capabilities. Sure, that could include implement use, but it doesn't. I don't think it would break anything if it did include implement use, but I also don't think it really breaks Dilettante that it doesn't.I don't really understand what you're saying here. If you really need two multiclasses, there's always the Windrise Ports background.Note that Disciple of Divine Wrath is Wis 13. Adept Dilettante has no ability requirements, and you don't need any other MC feat for a weapon power. You could even take further power-swap feats after taking AD, since it counts as a class-specific multiclass feat.You don't need any feats to use Dilettante. You need feats to pick certain Dilettante powers, but there are other powers available. And the MC feats are generally pretty good. You only need Adept Dilettante if you want certain powers that normally wouldn't be good options. They wouldn't normally be good options. So, IMO, Adept Dilettante gives you more options. I don't see how that's bad.</blockquote>

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