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<blockquote data-quote="Horwath" data-source="post: 8758462" data-attributes="member: 6801299">Dual classing.you can only have 2 classes.classes must be within one level of each other, that is, 3rd level is your last chance to take a level in 2nd class.multiclass rules for proficiency as normal.at levels 5,8,11,14,17 and 20 you get class features of both classes, but HPs and HDs of only one class.at levels 5,11,17 you get lower HP and higher HD and at levels 8,14 and 20 you get higher HPs and lower HD.I.E. Fighter/wizard 5 would have class levels of 3rd level fighter and 3rd level wizard.if fighter was 1st level class, then HPs would be 10+6(for two levels of fighter) and 4+4+4(for 3 levels of wizard) and character would have 3d10 HDs and 2d6 HDs.at 8th level character would be 5/5 split with HPs of 4th level fighter and 4th level wizard with 4d10 and 4d6 HDs...up to 20th level where character would be 13/13 split with HPs of 10th level fighter and 10th level wizard with 10d10 and 10d6 HDs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horwath, post: 8758462, member: 6801299"] Dual classing. you can only have 2 classes. classes must be within one level of each other, that is, 3rd level is your last chance to take a level in 2nd class. multiclass rules for proficiency as normal. at levels 5,8,11,14,17 and 20 you get class features of both classes, but HPs and HDs of only one class. at levels 5,11,17 you get lower HP and higher HD and at levels 8,14 and 20 you get higher HPs and lower HD. I.E. Fighter/wizard 5 would have class levels of 3rd level fighter and 3rd level wizard. if fighter was 1st level class, then HPs would be 10+6(for two levels of fighter) and 4+4+4(for 3 levels of wizard) and character would have 3d10 HDs and 2d6 HDs. at 8th level character would be 5/5 split with HPs of 4th level fighter and 4th level wizard with 4d10 and 4d6 HDs ... up to 20th level where character would be 13/13 split with HPs of 10th level fighter and 10th level wizard with 10d10 and 10d6 HDs. [/QUOTE]

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