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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 3753328" data-attributes="member: 12460">I think it works... I think. Now I love discussions on fixing what I consider to be the biggest eyesore of 3rd edition rules, but this method left me a little bit confused. Halfway through reading it, I felt that it was getting to be too much to keep track of. That said, I think it would work out ok. What I mean is I do not see any loopholes to make it too over or underpowered. My problem is that it is a bit out in left field. It is somewhat like AD&D yet it adds in some 3e rules in incongruous ways. Ultimately, it lacks the simplicity that is the hallmark (and only silver lining) of 3e multiclassing, and that alone unfortunately makes it unappealing to me.I prefer using AD&D multiclassing rules myself, minus racial level limits (for PCs anyway). Some feel it is a bit too restrictive, but I like the way it reinforces class roles.</blockquote>