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<blockquote data-quote="kalani" data-source="post: 7075723" data-attributes="member: 88085">I am a former Regional Coordinator. While the FAQ has been streamlined since season 5, thanks largely in part to an overhaul I wrote myself (as I was in charge of maintaining FAQ in seasons 2-4 and worked with the admins during season 4 to condense, consolidate, and rewrite the existing FAQ for ease of use) - there are also numerous admin quotes that clarify specific details.The admins have stated on numerous occasions that magic items do not meet the requirements for multiclassing. This is to prevent exploitation of the rules by using say a headband of intellect in order to qualify for multiclassing, take their first level in Wizard, and then trading the headband after meeting the requirements. This is true once you consider the fact that in AL - a character only seems to need to meet the requirements for a class (or multiclass) at the time they take their first level.For example - A Bladesinger or Battlerager who is reincarnated into a non-elf or non-dwarf can continue advancing in the bladesinger/battlerager class. The same holds true if your Intelligence drops below 13 after multiclassing as Wizard (although I know of no permanent reductions in stats at this time; as all such reductions I am aware of can be cured with a greater restoration)This</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kalani, post: 7075723, member: 88085"] I am a former Regional Coordinator. While the FAQ has been streamlined since season 5, thanks largely in part to an overhaul I wrote myself (as I was in charge of maintaining FAQ in seasons 2-4 and worked with the admins during season 4 to condense, consolidate, and rewrite the existing FAQ for ease of use) - there are also numerous admin quotes that clarify specific details. The admins have stated on numerous occasions that magic items do not meet the requirements for multiclassing. This is to prevent exploitation of the rules by using say a [I]headband of intellect[/I] in order to qualify for multiclassing, take their first level in Wizard, and then trading the headband after meeting the requirements. This is true once you consider the fact that in AL - a character only seems to need to meet the requirements for a class (or multiclass) at the time they take their first level. For example - A [B]Bladesinger[/B] or [B]Battlerager[/B] who is [I]reincarnated[/I] into a non-elf or non-dwarf can continue advancing in the bladesinger/battlerager class. The same holds true if your Intelligence drops below 13 after multiclassing as Wizard (although I know of no permanent reductions in stats at this time; as all such reductions I am aware of can be cured with a [I]greater restoration[/I]) This [/QUOTE]

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