I know that anything you can multi-class, you should be able to dual class. I know you can dual from a kit, but not to a kit. My question is this: You can dual from a Ranger to a Cleric, but can you dual from a Cleric to a Ranger? I've been playing for some time and have looked at many walkthroughs and FAQs and it's hard to nail down certain facts without having to waste a lot of time and effort. OK, I'm sorry, rant over.

NP, and, probably. I usually play a pure class ranger or a multi as I (ALWAYS) play half-elf (and hack her into a paladin if I wanna play that :D ) but yeah, you should be able to [img]smile.gif[/img]

What you've read is correct - you can dual a Ranger to a Cleric, but not the other way around.

Another bizarre and absolutely pointless inconsistency. I'm going to have to double-check these when I get home......

Why can't they just make it, Dual from anything, to anything?

With the stat requirements and a few exceptions.

I think classes that can dual from anything to something else in the list (With all kits included):
FIGHTER
RANGER
PALADIN
CLERIC
MAGE
MONK
BARBARIAN
BARD
THIEF

But not sorceror, because their powers come naturally, so they are not concious.......

Just my opinion though......

;)

Trust me, Six - you can't dual a Cleric to a Ranger.
I've tried.

<font color="lightblue">DJG- monks definately can`t dual, and I don`t think Bards can either. </font>

Paladins and Barbarians DEFINITELY can't dual-class, either. Not in 2nd edition, at least. ;)

-Saz

I don't think Bard can either...

IIRC these are the possible dual-class combos:
Fighter - Cleric, Mage, Druid, Thief
Ranger - Cleric
Cleric (just guessing) - Fighter, Mage, Thief
Druid - Fighter
Thief - Fighter, Mage, Cleric
Mage - Fighter, Cleric, Thief