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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coredump" data-source="post: 2673213" data-attributes="member: 6939">Simplification, good news, bad news....Veritas, interesting. I have a simplification, that may allow Prestige classes.Track XP like a single class character, but divide it in half to determine level. This gives the same results as your method, but then allows for easier switching into prestige classes.OTOH, it does make dealing with 'wizard' and 'fighter' awards more troublesome. You would have to divide by 2, then add the individual awards to level.OR: When you qualify for a prestige class, just swap it out for one of the other classes. So the Fighter/Rogue qualifies for Invisible Blade, and now progresses as a Fighter/IB.Good news: Seems pretty straightforward, and will not be overpowering. Bad news: It will, however, leave the MC character behind. In straight XP, 125,000 makes a single character 16th level, and a MC character only 11th. Now, I don' know how the 'more XP for lower level' will effect this, but it is quite a gap to overcome.I don't think this solves your initial problem. This *still* means a multiclassing arcane caster is at least 2 levels behind a straight caster. Personally, I don't see that as a big problem, but it is the same problem you were trying to solve, I think.BTW, what is the difference between your dual classing, and what is currently going on?</blockquote>