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Level cap chart for dual-class characters?

Anyone know of a good one? I need one for a fighter to druid. I don't know when to dual to get the most out of druid later in the game.

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  • ArabaniArabani Member Posts: 25
    Game has an experience cap of 161k.
    Here is a lvl\exp progression, can calculate the rest yourself:) Fighter\druid should be around 7/8

    Level Fighter Druid
    1 0 0
    2 2,000 2,000
    3 4,000 4,000
    4 8,000 7,500
    5 16,000 12,500
    6 32,000 20,000
    7 64,000 35,000
    8 125,000 60,000
    9 250,000 90,000
  • DeeDee Member Posts: 10,447
    Actually, with that chart, you could hit level 9 as a Druid.
  • ArabaniArabani Member Posts: 25
    Even Level 10 Druid is posible :) It's 125k.
    For dual, i would recomend fighter 6\druid 10. Will be 32+125=157
  • PhototoxinPhototoxin Member Posts: 23
    What would be good is some sort of slider guide - so you slide 'fighter' to 6 and then see what else you can be. Sadly I don't have the knowhow to do that.
  • MikkelMikkel Member Posts: 86

    What would be good is some sort of slider guide - so you slide 'fighter' to 6 and then see what else you can be. Sadly I don't have the knowhow to do that.

    I made this just for a break, I typed it in really quickly so there may be potential for errors, if so let me know! Enjoy :)
    http://play-creator.com/bg_dual.asp
  • ElizabethSterlingElizabethSterling Member Posts: 39
    This is why one of the first things I do with a BG game is remove the experience cap and tweak it so multi-classers can have Grand Mastery. Dual-classing or Single Classing is way too powerful otherwise.
  • ArabaniArabani Member Posts: 25

    This is why one of the first things I do with a BG game is remove the experience cap and tweak it so multi-classers can have Grand Mastery. Dual-classing or Single Classing is way too powerful otherwise.

    Well, it's break d&d balance. As a DM i'm very negative to such changes:)
  • MERLANCEMERLANCE Member Posts: 421
    Best is to go 7 in fighter, for the extra 1/2 attack.
  • ElizabethSterlingElizabethSterling Member Posts: 39
    edited December 2012
    Arabani said:

    This is why one of the first things I do with a BG game is remove the experience cap and tweak it so multi-classers can have Grand Mastery. Dual-classing or Single Classing is way too powerful otherwise.

    Well, it's break d&d balance. As a DM i'm very negative to such changes:)
    'D&D balance' is an oxymoron in every edition but especially second and prior. By the time you're in TOB if you're a multi-class, especially if one of those classes is fighter, you might as well not turn up to the final battle because you won't be hitting anything.
  • eatgrasseatgrass Member Posts: 1
    edited January 2013
    I went fighter level 9 at black pits, hit 250k exp then dual classed as a level 1 druid. However, I stopped gaining exp after dual classing. Experience points remain zero after quests, kills etc.

    If I revert and continue as a fighter, I can gain up till 500k exp(level 10).

    Is this a bug?

    Googled, and searched, nothing similar turned up.
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