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<blockquote data-quote="Voidsinger" data-source="post: 95635" data-attributes="member: 2812">First time poster, long time reader, so heyas folks...As for multi-classing fighter/cleric, there's a few considerations you need to think about...First, will you have any XP penalties?&nbsp; If you're a human or a race that favors fighters, then no problem.&nbsp; If not, you're looking at a 20% reduction which will definitly slow down your progression.Second, what are your motivations behind multiclassing as a fighter?&nbsp; Are you going at it for the extra feats, or the overall attack bonuses?&nbsp; If its for the latter, I'd suggest you look at a prestige class instead.&nbsp; The Warpriest from DotF, for example, has the same bonus progression as the fighter, and still allows you to gain a spellcasting level for each 2 level you get in the prestige class, along with adding your warpriest levels to your turning attempts, spells, etc.&nbsp; Personally, I'm also playing a cleric right now, 9th level, with all the necessary feats and requirements to crossover into the warpriest prestige class.&nbsp; I'll hold it off to after 11th, though, since level 10 and 11 give out nice bonuses to a cleric.&nbsp; But since I'm also leaning towards more of a &quot;crusader&quot;-type of cleric, I'll probably jump over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voidsinger, post: 95635, member: 2812"] First time poster, long time reader, so heyas folks... As for multi-classing fighter/cleric, there's a few considerations you need to think about... First, will you have any XP penalties? If you're a human or a race that favors fighters, then no problem. If not, you're looking at a 20% reduction which will definitly slow down your progression. Second, what are your motivations behind multiclassing as a fighter? Are you going at it for the extra feats, or the overall attack bonuses? If its for the latter, I'd suggest you look at a prestige class instead. The Warpriest from DotF, for example, has the same bonus progression as the fighter, and still allows you to gain a spellcasting level for each 2 level you get in the prestige class, along with adding your warpriest levels to your turning attempts, spells, etc. Personally, I'm also playing a cleric right now, 9th level, with all the necessary feats and requirements to crossover into the warpriest prestige class. I'll hold it off to after 11th, though, since level 10 and 11 give out nice bonuses to a cleric. But since I'm also leaning towards more of a "crusader"-type of cleric, I'll probably jump over. [/QUOTE]

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