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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lee's Fortune" data-source="post: 3307524" data-attributes="member: 37584">Good stuff everyone.  I probably haven't conveyed enough information to get what it was I was trying to say, lol.  So far, I like the idea of starting wizard first, because that class would seem to be the hardest to multi in to once you've already chosen rogue.  Learning how magic works, etc., seems like somewhat of a big deal while, as another poster above mentioned, sharpening rogue type attributes might come more naturally.Again, I'm using the premise that a first level rogue who just leveled CANNOT just pick up wizardy on the fly w/o a mentor.  (This could still be handled in down time, but with this premise, you'd still need to FIND a mentor, meaning one would have to be available.)I thought that maybe apprenticeship in both rogue and wizard at first level would take care of this, training in both fields as part of his back story pre-1st level.So I'm gathering from the rules and all of you that either the 3.0 rules might help, a house ruling might work, or just stick with one class now and multi later.</blockquote>