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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 5431472" data-attributes="member: 4348">I don't ban multiclassing...but I do restrict it.I posted this previously.&nbsp; In our FR games, anything goes.In other games however, it is not unusual for me to have all players showing what they plan to class into later on upon character creation.&nbsp; From there on out, unless they have a really good reason, they cannot multiclass into something else.&nbsp; IF THEY HAVE A GOOD reason however, ingame or whatever...and it's not for pure munchkinism...I'm pretty persuadable.However, for Prestige classes it must be planned from, from the start.&nbsp; At that point, they are considered apprentices in that guild/group/select special class that are building their way to become full fledged members.&nbsp; I may be convinced to allow someone to pick a prestige class they didn't choose at character creation, but they still have to go through an apprenticeship, meaning they must go through the same amount of levels to attain it had they started at first level....building upon their skills and BAB or spell levels as if that was the initial level.&nbsp; AKA...for them and them only the requirements to join go up.Finally, you are only allowed a MAXIMUM of 3 classes ever...including prestige classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 5431472, member: 4348"] I don't ban multiclassing...but I do restrict it. I posted this previously. In our FR games, anything goes. In other games however, it is not unusual for me to have all players showing what they plan to class into later on upon character creation. From there on out, unless they have a really good reason, they cannot multiclass into something else. IF THEY HAVE A GOOD reason however, ingame or whatever...and it's not for pure munchkinism...I'm pretty persuadable. However, for Prestige classes it must be planned from, from the start. At that point, they are considered apprentices in that guild/group/select special class that are building their way to become full fledged members. I may be convinced to allow someone to pick a prestige class they didn't choose at character creation, but they still have to go through an apprenticeship, meaning they must go through the same amount of levels to attain it had they started at first level....building upon their skills and BAB or spell levels as if that was the initial level. AKA...for them and them only the requirements to join go up. Finally, you are only allowed a MAXIMUM of 3 classes ever...including prestige classes. [/QUOTE]

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