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<blockquote data-quote="N'raac" data-source="post: 5979306" data-attributes="member: 6681948">I suspect you;d have to analyze what each character gets at each level, parcel it out and assess how many stages each character goes through for each level. It should be closer than it was in 3e D&amp;D, as Pathfinder has worked to alleviate &quot;dead levels&quot; where all the fighter, say, received could be attack bonus and hp.&nbsp;Spellcasters would be interesting to parcel out.&nbsp; Wizards might get attack bonuses, save bonuses, two new spells for their spell book, an enhancement to their familiar, a bonus feat, increased caster level, more spells he can memorize at various levels, a new ability from his school, enhancements to an old ability from his school and/or a new spell level.&nbsp; And that assumes he didn't swap some abilities out within an archetype.&nbsp;How will this approach deal with benefits gained based on character level, rather than class level, such as a feat every odd numbered level and an ability bonus every fourth level?&nbsp; I expect you have to pick your class before choosing any class benefits, but can I choose my new feat at L7 to meet the criteria for the PrC level I also want to take at L7?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N'raac, post: 5979306, member: 6681948"] I suspect you;d have to analyze what each character gets at each level, parcel it out and assess how many stages each character goes through for each level. It should be closer than it was in 3e D&D, as Pathfinder has worked to alleviate "dead levels" where all the fighter, say, received could be attack bonus and hp. Spellcasters would be interesting to parcel out. Wizards might get attack bonuses, save bonuses, two new spells for their spell book, an enhancement to their familiar, a bonus feat, increased caster level, more spells he can memorize at various levels, a new ability from his school, enhancements to an old ability from his school and/or a new spell level. And that assumes he didn't swap some abilities out within an archetype. How will this approach deal with benefits gained based on character level, rather than class level, such as a feat every odd numbered level and an ability bonus every fourth level? I expect you have to pick your class before choosing any class benefits, but can I choose my new feat at L7 to meet the criteria for the PrC level I also want to take at L7? [/QUOTE]

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