Multi-classing- Rich Baker

[Aldarc]

Mang, that is SO Guild Wars.

It does make sense as it is presumed that your class at first level represents your primary life training.

 

[pemerton]

If 4E tanks, he will become a multiclassed Rich Baker/Poor Baker. So yeah, he probably doesn't want to multiclass either.

That's also funny!

 

[pemerton]

the easiest multi-class format would be this- a character gets a class ability at every level. If a character went to 8th level as a fighter- they would select 8 fighter abilities. Then if they picked up warlock and gained 2 levels in that class they would have 2 warlock abilities. Very simply. Then "caster level" could be like the Bo9S add 1/2 your other levels to the other class for what level you cast your spells. So the 8/2 fighter/warlock would be CL 9 for his martial abilities and CL 6 for his warlock abilities.

I don't think that CL will be calculated this way. If it was, then a 28th level Fighter taking 1 level of Wizards would have CL 15 as a Wizard, which (I imagine) would be useless at 29th level play.

Also, there is no suggestion that the "multi-classed" Warlord/Wizard is anything other than a 10th level Warlord. So, as was suggested on another thread, some sort of "substitution level" mechanic seems to be involved (similar to that, presumably, which allows for racial specialisations within classes).

I don't think there will be any more ability boosts because looking at the spined devil stats he gets half his level added to his stat modifiers.

I think it's generally agreed that those numbers are the untrained skill-check numbers, equal to 3E stat mods plus half level (as per SWSE).

 

[Ranger REG]

I prefer to take my first level in Rich Baker, for all the skill points.

I thought we're doing away with skill points and use Trained skill slots.