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<blockquote data-quote="Scion" data-source="post: 1122943" data-attributes="member: 5777"><p>no one said it was perfect yet, however, this board is to try and find a way to do it.</p><p></p><p>If you are that afraid of it then just dont let it happen, but in my eyes at least that is the same as not letting fighter and barbarians stack. They have different fighting styles, are taught different swings, yet these add up to a better fighting machine (this is through class abilities, feats, bab, etc). But you see no problem letting these pile on one another. Moving mystical energies is the same in this context, you are good at one, so you should be able to more easily understand useing others.</p><p></p><p>Really, at this point I'll suggest making a feat, by taking this feat you are able to use the above formula for one additional class. (ie you take it once and are able to have 2 different spellcasters stack in this way, twice and 3 can, etc). This will make it even more prohibitive. Make sure you also require the appropriate knowledge skills to be maxed or whatever.</p><p></p><p>Once you've done all that if you still dont let them stack in some fashion then your fighter10/barb10 needs a bab of 10 and you have to choose each round whether to use your fighter feats or your barbarian abilities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scion, post: 1122943, member: 5777"] no one said it was perfect yet, however, this board is to try and find a way to do it. If you are that afraid of it then just dont let it happen, but in my eyes at least that is the same as not letting fighter and barbarians stack. They have different fighting styles, are taught different swings, yet these add up to a better fighting machine (this is through class abilities, feats, bab, etc). But you see no problem letting these pile on one another. Moving mystical energies is the same in this context, you are good at one, so you should be able to more easily understand useing others. Really, at this point I'll suggest making a feat, by taking this feat you are able to use the above formula for one additional class. (ie you take it once and are able to have 2 different spellcasters stack in this way, twice and 3 can, etc). This will make it even more prohibitive. Make sure you also require the appropriate knowledge skills to be maxed or whatever. Once you've done all that if you still dont let them stack in some fashion then your fighter10/barb10 needs a bab of 10 and you have to choose each round whether to use your fighter feats or your barbarian abilities. [/QUOTE]
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