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<blockquote data-quote="(Psi)SeveredHead" data-source="post: 53516" data-attributes="member: 1165">For multiclass character conversion, add up the level of their highest level 2e class (14) and 1/3 of the levels for all their other classes, rounded down, to a minimum of 1.So for your kuo-toa, you have a total level of 14 + (12/3)14 + 418.Your 18th-level kuo-toa now has some choices to make.IMO, a rogue is twice as powerful in 3e as in 2e (at least when it comes to sneak attacking). Plus, you can buy rogue skills for clerics as cross class skills, although the kuotoa will need a high intelligence score to do it well.You'll also want your kuo-toa to cast 6th-level spells (minimum 11th-level). So a Rog7/Clr11 seems about right. You'll get a sneak attack bonus of +14, cast 6th-level spells, and can have a max rank of 15 with rogue skills. And kuo-toa are pretty intelligent, so you can do that with a lot of rogue skills. Feel free to toss in prestige classes as you see fit.Note that 2e multiclass characters rarely remain as powerful as in 3e. Imagine converting a wizard/cleric. Yikes.14th level thief/12th level cleric.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="(Psi)SeveredHead, post: 53516, member: 1165"] For multiclass character conversion, add up the level of their highest level 2e class (14) and 1/3 of the levels for all their other classes, rounded down, to a minimum of 1. So for your kuo-toa, you have a total level of 14 + (12/3) 14 + 4 18. Your 18th-level kuo-toa now has some choices to make. IMO, a rogue is twice as powerful in 3e as in 2e (at least when it comes to sneak attacking). Plus, you can buy rogue skills for clerics as cross class skills, although the kuotoa will need a high intelligence score to do it well. You'll also want your kuo-toa to cast 6th-level spells (minimum 11th-level). So a Rog7/Clr11 seems about right. You'll get a sneak attack bonus of +14, cast 6th-level spells, and can have a max rank of 15 with rogue skills. And kuo-toa are pretty intelligent, so you can do that with a lot of rogue skills. Feel free to toss in prestige classes as you see fit. Note that 2e multiclass characters rarely remain as powerful as in 3e. Imagine converting a wizard/cleric. Yikes. 14th level thief/12th level cleric. [/QUOTE]

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