eth0.n, the thing that you seem to forget is that if a fighter spent months or years studying magic, perhaps is feasible to say that something has changed in him, the trials and effort in that frame of time has finally proven useful and he now is able to feats of spellcasting WITHOUT taking a the multiclass dabler move. Most likely he won't be a truly acomplished mage, but he knows the basics and can go forward from them on. I'm not trying to say that your opinion on this matter is wrong, but to take into account that there is already something system-wise that let's everybody shape their characters whatever the move they may have.

Interesting, i'm coming from a pathfinder background too so i'd like to see how you translate some peculiar things about the way classes can be portrayed in PF. Are there any odd-classes in your group? Oracle, Witch, Alchemist, etc?

It stands for: roll twice, take best. Same applies for 2d10·w: roll twice, take worst.
(This is knowledge adquired through the forum, it must have slipped the pre-release)

Indeed and i love that option, it leaves a world of choices for your character (mechanically speaking) that will drive who he is into new horizons :)

I have the faint idea that somewhere i read that you could gain moves outside of your class. I.E.: a PC has been constantly researching arcane lore and grimoires and has made some quest in favor of a School of Magi or perhaps has been graced with the blessings of a god of magic and through it's efforts gains access to Cast a Spell and some rotes (without leveling up and learning it).
I know i can house rule it, but i'm just interested to know if anybody read something like it in earlier threads or blogs or something on those lines and could direct me to the relevant posts.

Side note: what do you think of the idea?