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<blockquote data-quote="TheYeti1775" data-source="post: 2872508" data-attributes="member: 20914">I wouldn't overtly dismissed this a prespective game if all the players were agreeable to it.A couple of things you might consider since you are forcing the every other aspect.1 -Is to allow full progression to 20 Caster Levels. (i.e. 20th Level doesn't cut it off)I think that would keep it slow and multi-classed balanced.&nbsp; Just don't let them to gocherry picking style. I.e. Fighter 5 / Rogue 5 / Barb 5 / Wizard or Sorc 20 , have no multi-class penalty for one other class but have it incremental for 3 / 4 / 5 classes.2 - Allow single classing full progressions with a 'single' class penalty.&nbsp; Nothing more than 30% or else you go insane with falling behind.&nbsp; But there is no penalty for Multi-classing.3 - Go through alter the spell lists to your liking, talk with the players about it before PC creation time.As long as you and the players agree and it's fun, change it as you like.&nbsp; Heck it's a game and meant to be enjoyed.In one campaign I was in after talking with DM, we implemented a house-rule for Epic-ness.&nbsp; Only the 21st level of a class was considered 'Epic' as far as Feats and and whatnot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheYeti1775, post: 2872508, member: 20914"] I wouldn't overtly dismissed this a prespective game if all the players were agreeable to it. A couple of things you might consider since you are forcing the every other aspect. 1 -Is to allow full progression to 20 Caster Levels. (i.e. 20th Level doesn't cut it off) I think that would keep it slow and multi-classed balanced. Just don't let them to go cherry picking style. I.e. Fighter 5 / Rogue 5 / Barb 5 / Wizard or Sorc 20 , have no multi-class penalty for one other class but have it incremental for 3 / 4 / 5 classes. 2 - Allow single classing full progressions with a 'single' class penalty. Nothing more than 30% or else you go insane with falling behind. But there is no penalty for Multi-classing. 3 - Go through alter the spell lists to your liking, talk with the players about it before PC creation time. As long as you and the players agree and it's fun, change it as you like. Heck it's a game and meant to be enjoyed. In one campaign I was in after talking with DM, we implemented a house-rule for Epic-ness. Only the 21st level of a class was considered 'Epic' as far as Feats and and whatnot. [/QUOTE]

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