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| #1StuntmanSep 01, 2015 13:07:05 | I've always been a fan of multiclassing since AD&D when my first character ever was a fighter/magic-user. I also played a cleric/magic-user back then. After going through the multiclassing rules in 5E, I've decided to play a cleric/wizard to see how well multiclassing works with a two spellcasting classes. I like how 5E multiclassing works and feel that I can make an effective cleric/wizard.
I plan to start as a cleric with the knowledge domain and then add wizard levels. I'm probably going to take more wizard levels than cleric. Probably go cleric 1, wizard 1, cleric 2, wizard 2-5. With my character concept, I'll be choosing the knowledge domain and diviniation school.
I was wondering if there are any other players who have decide to play a multiclass character with two spellcasting classes. I'd be interested in knowing your experiences. |
| #2lestroissauvagesSep 01, 2015 15:31:51 | With your levels as described, it'll be quite awhile before you can bump any ability scores. Otherwise, it sounds like fun. I'm hoping to play something similar in the future. |
| #3Treantmonklvl20Sep 01, 2015 20:08:34 | Wizard/Cleric multiclass is quite effective. I particulary like Knowledge Cleric as it fits nicely with the "Educated" style of a wizard. I guess the only suggestion I would have is holding off level 2 of Knowledge Cleric until after level 5 of Wizard, though that is only for optimization reasons. If those mean little to you, your plan sounds terrific. |
| #4StuntmanSep 01, 2015 20:30:12 |
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