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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8812109" data-attributes="member: 67338">if it was like 2e you had to take levels in a class, then stop and take in another (like take 5 levels in fighter then go back to being a 1st level thief) when you restarted you kept you hp stats and equipment but got no XP for useing your old class features unless you get to higher level...my go to example was my friends human character who went 6 or 7 levels as ranger (in 2e they didn't get spells till 8 or 9 and I know he didn't have ranger spells) and then switched to wizard. He then had to play until he hit 7 or 8th in wizard pretty much 'forgetting' how to use his weapons.  then BOOM at that level he could fight like a ranger AND cast spells... but the XP charts were easier at lower level so a 6/7 wasn't as expensive as most characters at 10th. I even abused it with a character that took 2 levels of fighter then 3 level of ranger then went up as thief... when I hit level 3 thief (easy to do) I got my weapon specilization back in short swords, and when I hit 4th I got my two weapon fighting and the boost to my move silent and hide in shadows... and no party member had a single class over 7th and I had 3d10+4d6 for my HD/HP</blockquote>