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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 5881830" data-attributes="member: 67338">Now I realize that the Bo9S has lovers and haters, but I want to limit this to just one part of the book. When you multi with a Bo9S class your class level for all purposes is equal to half your other class levels + your total of that class level.to expand this to other 3e multi class lets take a look at the spell casters...Imagin 3characters. uswing 12th level&nbsp; a level 6 wizard level 6 clerica level 12 wizarda level 12 cleric.the 6/6 woul be able to cast spells as if he were a 9/9. So caster level 9 and 4th level spells, but only the number of spells of a 6 in eaitherthe 12th level wizard has alot more spells, and up to 6th level spellssame with the cleric.It would requare you not have X spells per level but just Y spells..[sblock= crazy theory/idead]imagin if all classes look like this:you have a number of spells per day equal to your Int mod (sub stats)+ your caster level. [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 5881830, member: 67338"] Now I realize that the Bo9S has lovers and haters, but I want to limit this to just one part of the book. When you multi with a Bo9S class your class level for all purposes is equal to half your other class levels + your total of that class level. to expand this to other 3e multi class lets take a look at the spell casters... Imagin 3characters. uswing 12th level a level 6 wizard level 6 cleric a level 12 wizard a level 12 cleric. the 6/6 woul be able to cast spells as if he were a 9/9. So caster level 9 and 4th level spells, but only the number of spells of a 6 in eaither the 12th level wizard has alot more spells, and up to 6th level spells same with the cleric. It would requare you not have X spells per level but just Y spells.. [sblock= crazy theory/idead]imagin if all classes look like this: you have a number of spells per day equal to your Int mod (sub stats)+ your caster level. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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