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For example, imagine being a fighter/3 wizard/2 vs. a fighter/5 and facing say a high giant. Well, you have 6 fewer hit points, only get one attack vs. two, no feat/ASI, and honestly 2 1st-level spells are too weak to ever be worth casting against things you might be fighting. An eldritch knight as your spell casting will be pretty much as same (first level slots), but at least you get more hit points and extra attack.
Better choices might be a ranger or paladin. At 5th-level, they would have extra attack and access to 2nd-level spells by 5th-level. Other options are bard or warlock. College of blades bard would get you medium armor and shield (3rd-level), extra attack at 6th-level plus full caster level on spells -- with many being more wizard like than a paladin or ranger. You'd give up heavy armor, some hit points, and a fighting style. Warlock with pact of the blade gives you extra attack at 5th-level through an invocation and you get 3rd-level spells at 5th. You'd give up some hit points, fighting style, and armor. You could pick back some of these by using a feat or certain races. You could also multi-class fighter/1 warlock/5 for the hit points, heavy armor, and starting saves while only costing you a single level on the extra attack.
If you really want to play a fighter/wizard... go for it. However, you should still go eldritch knight until 5th-level for the extra attack, after that go wizard. It is less hit points, feats/ASIs, and your spells will feel 'dead' for a lot of levels, but if you enjoy playing it, have fun.
And EK kinda sucks.
At least on TT. Who knows for this game.
If you wana be a Gish go straight Swords bard, or Pala/Warlock/Sorc combo of some kind.
MC casters prepare/know spells as if they were single class casters. Neither 4th level Wizard nor 3rd level EK can prepare a 3rd level spell.
The combination part is for spell slots to cast from, not prepare.
This is the part I wasn’t sure on. I don’t mess with EK ever so I wasn’t clear on these rules