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<blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 7010469" data-attributes="member: 6775477">If you are that interested in creating the AD&amp;D Multi-class characters, you are probably better off taking something like this and simply making a new class altogether. For example, A Fighter/Rogue/Wizard would probably only have Medium Armor proficiency, 1d8 HD, have spellcasting progression similar to a half caster (which would probably be all that the Wizard provides, since it should be a 1/3 caster), and gain some abilities mutual to the Fighter and Rogue (plus maybe Wizard). Likely you won't have a sub-class, since you'll need those levels to garner class abilities, but it could be done.The downside to this would obviously be that you'd have to make a class for each multi-class/hybrid option you want to create. If you do this I'd suggest limiting things to the AD&amp;D multi-classes, allowing an option for both Wizard and Sorcerer for Magic-User/Mage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shiroiken, post: 7010469, member: 6775477"] If you are that interested in creating the AD&D Multi-class characters, you are probably better off taking something like this and simply making a new class altogether. For example, A Fighter/Rogue/Wizard would probably only have Medium Armor proficiency, 1d8 HD, have spellcasting progression similar to a half caster (which would probably be all that the Wizard provides, since it should be a 1/3 caster), and gain some abilities mutual to the Fighter and Rogue (plus maybe Wizard). Likely you won't have a sub-class, since you'll need those levels to garner class abilities, but it could be done. The downside to this would obviously be that you'd have to make a class for each multi-class/hybrid option you want to create. If you do this I'd suggest limiting things to the AD&D multi-classes, allowing an option for both Wizard and Sorcerer for Magic-User/Mage. [/QUOTE]

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