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<blockquote data-quote="ArwensDaughter" data-source="post: 7250690" data-attributes="member: 6804968">I mostly DM, but have played a bit.&nbsp; So far no one in the games I DM has multiclassed.&nbsp; Most players are new to the game, and I haven't really mentioned multi-classing as an option to them.&nbsp; My two (teen) children know it is an option, but haven't been excited to try it.&nbsp; I am planning on multi-classing in the PbP I'm currently a part of.&nbsp; My character is a lvl 1 fighter but will be shifting to sorceror beginning next level.&nbsp; This is partially for mechanical reasons: I took a level of fighter to avoid being so squishy and give her some non-spell based combat options.&nbsp; But I also had some solid RP/backstory reasons as well.&nbsp; As a DM, I think I'd require those who want to multi-class to 1) have a certain amount of experience playing D&amp;D and 2)Have a RP justification for multiclassing in addition to an (optional) mechanical/optimizing reason.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArwensDaughter, post: 7250690, member: 6804968"] I mostly DM, but have played a bit. So far no one in the games I DM has multiclassed. Most players are new to the game, and I haven't really mentioned multi-classing as an option to them. My two (teen) children know it is an option, but haven't been excited to try it. I am planning on multi-classing in the PbP I'm currently a part of. My character is a lvl 1 fighter but will be shifting to sorceror beginning next level. This is partially for mechanical reasons: I took a level of fighter to avoid being so squishy and give her some non-spell based combat options. But I also had some solid RP/backstory reasons as well. As a DM, I think I'd require those who want to multi-class to 1) have a certain amount of experience playing D&D and 2)Have a RP justification for multiclassing in addition to an (optional) mechanical/optimizing reason. [/QUOTE]

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