Skyrim challenge!
I don't know many barbarians that can raise the dead, summon extraplanar beings, shoot lighting, frost, and fire from their fingertips and then cast cure light wounds on themselves...
that's the problem with the base class... in the game the player can do pretty much anything...
that's the problem with the base class... in the game the player can do pretty much anything...
RUMBLETiGER
Adventurer
For those of us ignorant of the "dovahkiin from skyrim", might you provide a link for our education?
The best thing would be to use a different system. Failing that, perhaps the DM could remove "favoured class" altogether, and hence, allow for truly limitless multiclassing. Then again, some extra advantages for those who do so (multiclass like mad, that is) might need to be added on, as well.
And Dovahkiin would be more like a template, placed upon a race, rather than anything to do with classes.
Or simply "stuff" that is added to the PC(s) in question, when learned (etc.) - a setting-based special set of rules, in other worlds. That might be second best thing, actually. But in the end, Skyrim uses a skill-based system, and skills are improved by using them, then when you get enough skill upgrades, you gain a level. And so on - in other words, nothing like D&D.
For Skyrim info, check this out: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Skyrim
And Dovahkiin would be more like a template, placed upon a race, rather than anything to do with classes.
Or simply "stuff" that is added to the PC(s) in question, when learned (etc.) - a setting-based special set of rules, in other worlds. That might be second best thing, actually. But in the end, Skyrim uses a skill-based system, and skills are improved by using them, then when you get enough skill upgrades, you gain a level. And so on - in other words, nothing like D&D.
For Skyrim info, check this out: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Skyrim
Dragonborn - The Elder Scrolls Wiki
And really, I almost want to say something based on the Factotum. Rather than a class that "multiclasses", it's a class that doesn't so much need to. Sort of like a bard on steroids.
And really, I almost want to say something based on the Factotum. Rather than a class that "multiclasses", it's a class that doesn't so much need to. Sort of like a bard on steroids.
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