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Multiclass progression

I can't seem to find a definitive table of multiclass advancement for the following:


Proficiency Selection

THAC0 advancement

Hit Point increase (although I know the formula for this, its just easier to see a table)

Saving throw decrease based on character class.


Looking for fighter/thief, mage/thief, cleric/mage, and fighter/mage progression charts. There used to be some on playithardcore.net but for some reason that site seems to be down.

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  • lunarlunar Member Posts: 3,460
    edited May 2016
    You get best of the all worlds. I don't see the need for a table for multis, if you have regular tables for all classes, one can easily look it up.

    If you are a figher multi you get a new proficiency at every 3 levels.
    You use the best saving throw of all your classes at given levels, a f/m uses a mage's superiour save vs spells/wands and fighter's other saves are generally better and are used instead.
    Your thac0 also uses the faster progressing one, a f/m gains 1 thac0 at every fighter level up.
    Hit points, you gain half (or 1/3 in case of triple classes) amount of normal hp at each level up.
  • mashedtatersmashedtaters Member Posts: 2,266
    @lunar
    lunar said:

    You get best of the all worlds. I don't see the need for a table for multis, if you have regular tables for all classes, one can easily look it up.

    If you are a figher multi you get a new proficiency at every 3 levels.
    You use the best saving throw of all your classes at given levels, a f/m uses a mage's superiour save vs spells/wands and fighter's other saves are generally better and are used instead.
    Your thac0 also uses the faster progressing one, a f/m gains 1 thac0 at every fighter level up.
    Hit points, you gain half (or 1/3 in case of triple classes) amount of normal hp at each level up.

    Every 3 fighter levels for proficiency selection?

    What about for non-fighter multiclasses?
  • lunarlunar Member Posts: 3,460
    Thieves and clerics get one proficiency per 4 levels. Mages gain one per 6 lvels, however it is irrelevant as in a multi, mages will never gain proficiencies as other class will be always better.
  • moody_magemoody_mage Member Posts: 2,054
    As @lunar says, you get the best available option from whatever classes you are playing. This includes each picking the best option for each individual saving throw.
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