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Can you multiclass kits

Discussion in 'BG2: Shadows of Amn (Classic)' started by Air Peckos, Sep 6, 2000.

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    [​IMG] Can you multi class kits e.g barbarian/cleric?
    This probably shows up my lack of knowledge but just curious.

    Thanks
     
    Air Peckos, Sep 6, 2000
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    [​IMG] Sorry, you can't. Kits will only work with single or dual class PCs not multi-class. And for dual-class only the first class can have a kit. Monk, Barbarain, and Sorcerer are classes not kits and I think you can multi-class them but I'm not sure on the combinations allowed.
     
    Voltric, Sep 6, 2000
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    How about monk/druid for a nifty multi-class character?
     
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    I doubt it.
     
    Wizard_IV, Sep 9, 2000
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    [​IMG] Whaddaya mean, "I doubt it"? You doubt it's possible, or you doubt it would be a good character? The two seem like a natural fit to me, a helluva lot more interesting than fighter/cleric, anyway.
     
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    I'm quite sure the new classes can't be multied.
     
    A Seal Clubber, Sep 10, 2000
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    The example above (Barbarian/Cleric) is a definate no due to the fact Barbarians hate magic and anything magic related they do not understand.

    You also cannot multi in a sub-class state.

    Ranger/Paladin
    Wizard/Sorcerer

    But a Fighter/Sorcerer is fine, or at least it is in 3e. Although BG2 is not 3e, it also makes me wonder exactly how they will use the new classes under a modified 2e rule set.

    Sylvus
     
    Sylvus Moonbow, Sep 10, 2000
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