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| Malganus07-07-07, 12:30 PM | I run an evil campaign in Waterdeep, for the most part things have been going rather well dispite our alignment. However a problem has arisen quite literally, you see my Palemaster died but we ruled that he came back from the dead as a wight because of the necromantic experiments I havedone to myself. Using the wight class in the Libris Mortis has alowed me to cotinue to play this character. The question is when I complete my progression as an undead monster can I still take more Palemaster class levels or is it a waste. |
| Crust07-07-07, 01:20 PM | Since you're the DM, I'd say it's up to you and what you want to have happen in your campaign. I don't see anything in Libris Mortis that says you can't take more levels in palemaster. A wight's favored class is wight, but it is suggested on page 40 that a wight's best choice for multiclassing is rogue. I'd allow levels in either wight or palemaster. |
| Bonzai07-07-07, 05:17 PM | By the rules, once you finish out your wight levels, you can continue to advance your class levels. |