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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 3759049" data-attributes="member: 957">Ok, this is a wild extrapolation....I get this vague general idea that classes will be very modular.Somehow when you gain a level as a multiclass character you gain bits of both.So a Fighter9/Wizard1 would not just be a level of wizard tacked on to 9 levels of fighter.Instead, having that one level of wizard gives a range of small powers over the next 8 and the fighter losses a little compared to a fighter 9.Which of course can't be right because a Fighter 9 who gains a level of wizard would not suddenly becomes less potent a fighter.&nbsp; But maybe it is just a system if incremental gains.&nbsp; Each class is self-contained and has guidance based on what you gain at each character level as well as each class level.I dunno.&nbsp; I see lots of flaws in this, but it seems to fit the track of what has been said.&nbsp; Maybe someone else can throw out a better development.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 3759049, member: 957"] Ok, this is a wild extrapolation.... I get this vague general idea that classes will be very modular. Somehow when you gain a level as a multiclass character you gain bits of both. So a Fighter9/Wizard1 would not just be a level of wizard tacked on to 9 levels of fighter. Instead, having that one level of wizard gives a range of small powers over the next 8 and the fighter losses a little compared to a fighter 9. Which of course can't be right because a Fighter 9 who gains a level of wizard would not suddenly becomes less potent a fighter. But maybe it is just a system if incremental gains. Each class is self-contained and has guidance based on what you gain at each character level as well as each class level. I dunno. I see lots of flaws in this, but it seems to fit the track of what has been said. Maybe someone else can throw out a better development. [/QUOTE]

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