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<blockquote data-quote="RogueJK" data-source="post: 268111" data-attributes="member: 170">DMG page 27, under 'Prestige Classes':&quot;Taking a prestige class does not incur the experience point penalties normally associated with multiclassing.&quot;And from the DnD FAQ, page 10:&quot;If&nbsp; you become a multiclassed character by adding a prestige&nbsp; class,&nbsp; do&nbsp; you&nbsp; have&nbsp; to&nbsp; keep&nbsp; the&nbsp; two&nbsp; classes&nbsp; at roughly even levels to prevent an experience penalty? Taking&nbsp; a&nbsp; prestige&nbsp; class&nbsp; doesn't&nbsp; cause&nbsp; an&nbsp; experience penalty; see page 27 in the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide. &nbsp;Can you take levels in more than one prestige class? How do all these levels affect your experience? You can take any number of prestige classes, provided that you qualify for them. Prestige classes do not impose multiclass&nbsp; experience&nbsp; penalties&nbsp; (see&nbsp; previous&nbsp; question), no matter how many prestige classes you have.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RogueJK, post: 268111, member: 170"] DMG page 27, under 'Prestige Classes': "Taking a prestige class does not incur the experience point penalties normally associated with multiclassing." And from the DnD FAQ, page 10: "[B]If you become a multiclassed character by adding a prestige class, do you have to keep the two classes at roughly even levels to prevent an experience penalty?[/B] [i]Taking a prestige class doesn't cause an experience penalty; see page 27 in the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide. [/i] [B]Can you take levels in more than one prestige class? How do all these levels affect your experience?[/B] [i]You can take any number of prestige classes, provided that you qualify for them. Prestige classes do not impose multiclass experience penalties (see previous question), no matter how many prestige classes you have.[/i]" [/QUOTE]

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