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<blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 8207148" data-attributes="member: 6788732">I'd definitely allow all races to be able to multiclass or dual class. I'd probably make the eldritch knight a straight fight/wizard multiclass rather than dual class.I'd probably drop the stat requirements for classes but still keep the prime requisites so although someone can be a paladin without a high charisma, they only get that bonus xp if they have strength and charisma at 16.Probably easier to use the speciality priests that already exist, but something I like to do is work out a spells &amp; magic cleric for each speciality keeping it within +/1 5 points of the 120 allotted to them. This is what I did for a death priest when I was just playing around with the spells and magic customisation:For the storm sorcerer, if you look up baldur's gate 2 or icewind dale enhanced books, they have sorcerer as a 2e class which you can use for the storm sorcerer, will probably be mostly just them choosing mostly themed spells rather than any other benefits. Another option might be to suggest that they become an air elementalist wizard. That speciality class and the signature spell proficiency from spells and magic for lightning bolt or something will get them their storm sorcerer flavour.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbwjm, post: 8207148, member: 6788732"] I'd definitely allow all races to be able to multiclass or dual class. I'd probably make the eldritch knight a straight fight/wizard multiclass rather than dual class. I'd probably drop the stat requirements for classes but still keep the prime requisites so although someone can be a paladin without a high charisma, they only get that bonus xp if they have strength and charisma at 16. Probably easier to use the speciality priests that already exist, but something I like to do is work out a spells & magic cleric for each speciality keeping it within +/1 5 points of the 120 allotted to them. This is what I did for a death priest when I was just playing around with the spells and magic customisation: For the storm sorcerer, if you look up baldur's gate 2 or icewind dale enhanced books, they have sorcerer as a 2e class which you can use for the storm sorcerer, will probably be mostly just them choosing mostly themed spells rather than any other benefits. Another option might be to suggest that they become an air elementalist wizard. That speciality class and the signature spell proficiency from spells and magic for lightning bolt or something will get them their storm sorcerer flavour. [/QUOTE]

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