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| Innocent04-28-08, 09:24 PM | Just a quick question guys, thanks: Let's say I multiclass in, for example, Wizard and Fighter: Do I get to 'combine' all their class skills into a huge pool, effectively being able to, for instance, treat Spellcraft as a class skill when I reach a new level in Fighter, or do I only get to treat a skill as a class skill when it corresponds to the class to which I'm asigning a new level? |
| jaelis04-28-08, 10:26 PM | No, when you take a level in Fighter, only the fighter skills count as class skills. When you take a level in Wizard, only the wizard skills count as class skills. However, your max ranks for any Fighter or Wizard skill are set as if for a class skill, to your level +3. |
| Innocent04-29-08, 04:53 AM | Thanks a bunch, my friend! |
| StevenO04-29-08, 12:51 PM | Note that because you maximum ranks are higher it would be possible to spend multiple points to increase a skill by whole ranks even if it is a non-class skill for that class. A FighterX/Wizard1 could have a max Spellcraft of (X+1+3) but to keep it maxed out would require TWO fighter derived skill points each level. Once a Character gets a class skill the max ranks in that skill increases to (level+3) but you still BUY ranks according to the actual class gained. |