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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marshall" data-source="post: 5141625" data-attributes="member: 765">What good is the MC feat? You might gain proficiency in some implements, but again, unless you already use those implements you now need to upkeep another implement(and find a slot to hold it) just to use one power....again, Gutted.It just makes the power useless for implement using classes, the only worse option is the Minotaurs Goring Charge. Dilettante <> Multiclass. They arent connected unless you build the PC around them.Lets use an example here, take a Half-Elf Bard. This guy should be the master of Multiclassing, but the only implement he can use is the Wand. This restriction undercuts all the supposed freedom the class has. Realistically, if he wants to use his Dilettante power he needs to find a CHA based Wand or Weapon attack. Wand Classes? Artificer, Wizard, Warlock. Only Warlock uses CHA. CHA/Weapon? ...Assassin?, Paladin?So realistically here the Bard MUST CHOOSE a Warlock power. AIP could open up SOR powers(at the cost of a feat), while AD and CV open other classes but again you are spending a feat just to get viability out of the option you should get for free.and now you're stuck with an MC that doesnt align with your ability scores. Unless you're a Bard with CV those power swap feats are even worse options.It doesnt. For every choice it gives, it takes away another.</blockquote>