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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9082636" data-attributes="member: 11760">C&amp;C has two (maybe three) versions of multiclassing, last I looked. There's traditional AD&amp;D multiclassing, where eligible characters level two or three classes at the same time, splitting XP between then. I think there's also dual classing, where progress on one class can be abandoned in favor of starting a second one.But the best one, IMO, is class-and-a-half multiclassing, which allows characters to become the equivalent of a half-caster by incorporating some abilities from another class into theirs, at the cost of some leveling speed. So C&amp;C, which has spell-less rangers and paladins by default, can allow ones more like WotC D&amp;D paladins and rangers by adding in a half-class of druid or cleric, or you can get much more creative. Want a barbarian with half-class druid abilities? An assassin with half-class illusionist spells? A ranger who knows wizard spells?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 9082636, member: 11760"] C&C has two (maybe three) versions of multiclassing, last I looked. There's traditional AD&D multiclassing, where eligible characters level two or three classes at the same time, splitting XP between then. I [I]think[/I] there's also dual classing, where progress on one class can be abandoned in favor of starting a second one. But the best one, IMO, is class-and-a-half multiclassing, which allows characters to become the equivalent of a half-caster by incorporating some abilities from another class into theirs, at the cost of some leveling speed. So C&C, which has spell-less rangers and paladins by default, can allow ones more like WotC D&D paladins and rangers by adding in a half-class of druid or cleric, or you can get much more creative. Want a barbarian with half-class druid abilities? An assassin with half-class illusionist spells? A ranger who knows wizard spells? [/QUOTE]

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