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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 6240402" data-attributes="member: 19675">Well, most of the time, I advise you start with a PC concept.&nbsp; However, 1Ed classes have stat minimums to qualify for them.So, using whatever stat creation method your DM approved, get your PC's stats, then go from there.Pick your race.&nbsp; Your race affects abilities, but also your class options: certain races can only advance so far in certain classes, and only nonhumans can multiclass.&nbsp; And 1Ed's version of multiclassing is most like 3Ed's gestalting or 4Ed's Hybrid rules.THEN you pick your class.After you have your stats, race &amp; class, you pick your equipment and that is pretty much it.&nbsp; Generally speaking, from that point forward, you're just getting better at whatever you chose to do at 1st level.&nbsp; There isn't much in the way of class changing/multiclassing like you'd see in 3Ed forward.&nbsp; Only humans with a stat of 17+ in a new class' primary stat can choose to pick up a new class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 6240402, member: 19675"] Well, most of the time, I advise you start with a PC concept. However, 1Ed classes have stat minimums to qualify for them. So, using whatever stat creation method your DM approved, get your PC's stats, then go from there. Pick your race. Your race affects abilities, but also your class options: certain races can only advance so far in certain classes, and only nonhumans can multiclass. And 1Ed's version of multiclassing is most like 3Ed's gestalting or 4Ed's Hybrid rules. THEN you pick your class. After you have your stats, race & class, you pick your equipment and that is pretty much it. Generally speaking, from that point forward, you're just getting better at whatever you chose to do at 1st level. There isn't much in the way of class changing/multiclassing like you'd see in 3Ed forward. Only humans with a stat of 17+ in a new class' primary stat can choose to pick up a new class. [/QUOTE]

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