It depends on which level your warrior is. Is he a level 14 warrior for instance you would gain more level-ups by changing class. Say you need 1000 experience points to advance to level 2, you need 2000 for level 3, 4000 for level 4 etc. When you change your class you start at level 1 again and you don't need as many experience points to gain a level. Radek has a much better explanation. [img]smile.gif[/img] However, you won't lose anything by changing class right away. You don't have to collect spells in a certain realm for instance. [img]smile.gif[/img]

In general, I try to leave warriorhood as quickly as possible. There are no advantages to remaining a warrior -- no spells, no skills, no nothing.

My first switch is to barbarian for the hit points (and lockpicking skills), but that doesn't always seem to work out [img]smile.gif[/img]

Willow's absolutely right, though -- when you start the new class, your level starts over at zero, and you will level up quite quickly. You won't gain many skill or ability points, or hit points for a long while, but you can learn new spells and train.

As always, there are no wrong ways to play [img]smile.gif[/img]

Interesting...is it better then to forget about a rogue and go for a barbarian right off?

Another class question which does more damager and is more powerful a samuari or monk?

I do believe that the monk is the more powerful one...tho someone may correct me if I'm wrong....But there is a trait that the samurai could get that I thought was somewhat useful...I would tell you the name but I can't remember it off the top of my head...

[ 03-15-2004, 09:29 AM: Message edited by: So So ]

I think the monk is more powerful bare-handed, but the samurai is better with weapons.

You may be thinking of the Tiger Strike trait...

what is the Tiger Strike trait?

Ah...yes..thank you, Bungleau...it was the Tiger Strike trait...

Hmm...ok I think the deal with the Tiger Strike is (if my memory doesn't fail me...) that you get to attack 20% faster...And you get it by buying or "training" it at the dojo..