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<blockquote data-quote="Limper" data-source="post: 165771" data-attributes="member: 4083">Using the conversion rules which came out with 3e originaly, your character would be (14 + 4 + 4) 22nd level (Highest + 1/3 of each of your other classes)Lvl 4 fighter/ level 5 wizard / lvl 5 Rogue / lvl 5 Arcane Trixter / lvl 3 Duelist (there might be better breaking points on the pres classes/ at work no books)The Trixter would give you a good fusion of wiz and rog. Duelist melds fightin and rogin. So functionaly you'd be similar to what you were. Just change to Rapier for your blade (call it creative licence) and you'll kick butt.You could still deal out lots of damage Presice Strike+ specialization+ imp critical Cast lots of spells and get sneak attack dice. This could be done at lower levels if you are careful.Use buff spells when you play (haste is good), and dont forget to progress throught the levels one at a time starting with Rogue when you convert the Fellow</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Limper, post: 165771, member: 4083"] Using the conversion rules which came out with 3e originaly, your character would be (14 + 4 + 4) 22nd level (Highest + 1/3 of each of your other classes) Lvl 4 fighter/ level 5 wizard / lvl 5 Rogue / lvl 5 Arcane Trixter / lvl 3 Duelist (there might be better breaking points on the pres classes/ at work no books) The Trixter would give you a good fusion of wiz and rog. Duelist melds fightin and rogin. So functionaly you'd be similar to what you were. Just change to Rapier for your blade (call it creative licence) and you'll kick butt. You could still deal out lots of damage Presice Strike+ specialization+ imp critical Cast lots of spells and get sneak attack dice. This could be done at lower levels if you are careful. Use buff spells when you play (haste is good), and dont forget to progress throught the levels one at a time starting with Rogue when you convert the Fellow [/QUOTE]

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