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<blockquote data-quote="National Acrobat" data-source="post: 1968915" data-attributes="member: 4911"><p>Multi-Class isn't the best of everything. You still have armor and weapon restrictions based upon your class choices. Fighter/Mages still can't wear armor if they are casting, Clerics still can't use weapons not on their list, etc. I play it that way, because it balances it out. Yeah, the Fighter/Thief in the group fights with a two-handed sword, unless he's trying to backstab. </p><p></p><p>The spellcasters still get hurt in C&C if they multiclass, because the target number for your spells still adds your level to the check, so if you are a lower level spell caster (multi-classed) going up against foes of the same xp range, your spells still will be easier to resist, not unlike the 3E mechanic. In C&C it still is better to be a single classed caster.</p><p></p><p>Also, the xp charts aren't a direct copy of 1E. Clerics for instance, need to gain as many xp as the arcanists do. Gone is the easy xp progression of the cleric and druid.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="National Acrobat, post: 1968915, member: 4911"] Multi-Class isn't the best of everything. You still have armor and weapon restrictions based upon your class choices. Fighter/Mages still can't wear armor if they are casting, Clerics still can't use weapons not on their list, etc. I play it that way, because it balances it out. Yeah, the Fighter/Thief in the group fights with a two-handed sword, unless he's trying to backstab. The spellcasters still get hurt in C&C if they multiclass, because the target number for your spells still adds your level to the check, so if you are a lower level spell caster (multi-classed) going up against foes of the same xp range, your spells still will be easier to resist, not unlike the 3E mechanic. In C&C it still is better to be a single classed caster. Also, the xp charts aren't a direct copy of 1E. Clerics for instance, need to gain as many xp as the arcanists do. Gone is the easy xp progression of the cleric and druid. [/QUOTE]
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