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<blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 6112294" data-attributes="member: 3400">Multitalented does not automatically make a character multiclassed. The way you multiclass in PF is to take another class when you level up. There are no 1st level multiclass characters. Multitalented just enables a half-elf to gain particular benefits out of multiclassing later on. So you can't be a 1st level rogue/bard. You have to be a 1st level rogue or a 1st level bard. Then, when you have enough experience points to gain a level, you could elect to pick up a level in the other class. For example, if you decided on starting as a rogue, at 2nd level you could take a level of bard and be a Rogue 1/Bard 1. Then, at 3rd level, you could level up as either the rogue or bard and be a rogue 2/bard 1 or rogue 1/bard 2.You're definitely reading combat reflexes wrong. If you have a Dex mod of +3, you don't get to make 3 attacks every time someone provokes an attack of opportunity. Rather, you could respond to 3 separate opportunities within a round. If three opponents tried to push past you to attack an ally to your rear, you'd get to attack each one once. Or if one opponent moved within an area you threatened and then fired a crossbow, you'd be able to attack him twice - once when he moved and once when he fired the crossbow. It's actually fairly rare that this happens, but it can be useful when fighting a bunch of relatively minor opponents if you're well positioned.So what skill are you going to choose for your skill focus feat?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="billd91, post: 6112294, member: 3400"] Multitalented does [b]not[/b] automatically make a character multiclassed. The way you multiclass in PF is to take another class when you level up. There are no 1st level multiclass characters. Multitalented just enables a half-elf to gain particular benefits out of multiclassing later on. So you can't be a 1st level rogue/bard. You have to be a 1st level rogue or a 1st level bard. Then, when you have enough experience points to gain a level, you could elect to pick up a level in the other class. For example, if you decided on starting as a rogue, at 2nd level you could take a level of bard and be a Rogue 1/Bard 1. Then, at 3rd level, you could level up as either the rogue or bard and be a rogue 2/bard 1 or rogue 1/bard 2. You're definitely reading combat reflexes wrong. If you have a Dex mod of +3, you don't get to make 3 attacks every time someone provokes an attack of opportunity. Rather, you could respond to [b]3 separate opportunities[/b] within a round. If three opponents tried to push past you to attack an ally to your rear, you'd get to attack each one once. Or if one opponent moved within an area you threatened and then fired a crossbow, you'd be able to attack him twice - once when he moved and once when he fired the crossbow. It's actually fairly rare that this happens, but it can be useful when fighting a bunch of relatively minor opponents if you're well positioned. So what skill are you going to choose for your skill focus feat? [/QUOTE]

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