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What is the worst possible kitted multiclass?

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  • TomeTome Member Posts: 466
    Gotural said:

    @KidCarnival @CrevsDaak

    Extra info : Adding the Blackguard kit to a arcane magic user will grant him the benefices of being a Wild Mage without the disadvantages (so a Thief/Mage kitted Blackguard for example, won't receive any bonuses from Blackguard but will have up to 6 spells per days and will have NRD and the chaos shields spells without the spells surges !).


    Well, off I go to play a Blackguard Fighter/Mage... >_>
  • CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
    @Tome you won't be able since Blackguard is a Paladin kit and there is not a Paladin/Mage muti-class. It happens with any kit, so if you use a Kensai/Mage multi-class it should work the same way.
  • TomeTome Member Posts: 466
    So adding any non-mage kit to an arcane magic user grants access to NRD and Chaos Shield? That's odd, I don't recall my EE Keeper'd Assassin/Mage getting access to them. :/
  • KaltzorKaltzor Member Posts: 1,050
    edited February 2014
    Mostly because you pretty much give up most weapons for Archer to be able to use bows and crossbows well... only to have Cleric block those.
  • vangoatvangoat Member Posts: 212
    Kensai/Wild Mage/Swashbuckler sounds like a lot of fun and powerful at high levels. Kensai AND swash damage bonuses? nice!
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