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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fuindordm" data-source="post: 260838" data-attributes="member: 5435">Blanket house rule it!I dont' know if this will solve the problem, because I dont' know this character's class levels.  But on the House Rules forum people were talking about the following rule for multiclassers: BAB = (good class levels)*1 + (avg. class levels)*0.75 + (bad class levels)*0.5Saves = (good class levels)/2 + (bad class levels)/3, +2 if at least one of the character's classes has a good progression.Round down in both cases.This tends to boost BAB's slightly and avoid some of the obscenely high saves that you can get from stacking multiple classes.  For example,Jane is a Wiz5/Ranger3/Cleric2/Arcane Archer10.Core rules: BAB = 2+3+1+10 = 16House rule: BAB = 2.5+3+1.5+10 = 17Core saves: Fort = 1+3+3+7 = +14            Refl = 1+1+0+7 = +9            Will = 4+1+3+3 = +11House saves: Fort = 1.67 + 1.5 + 1 + 5 + 2 = +11             Refl = 1.67 + 1 + .67 + 5 + 2 = +10             Will = 2.5 + 1 + 1 + 3.33 + 2 = +9The principle effect is to lower multiclasser saving throws and avoid screwing people who take more than one class with +0 BAB at level one.  It may not make a difference for your player, however, and some would say that the high saves of multiclasses is a valuable advantage that at least offsets their lack of cosmic power.Otherwise, I would certainly allow a wish to raise BAB by 1, up to a limit of +5 (parallel to the limit of +5 intrinsic bonus to ability scores) and under no circumstances allowing more than 4 attacks per round.--Ben</blockquote>

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