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Halsey · 10-10-2003, 08:06 PM

Welcome Webbing. Many of the discussions on this topic need some clarification. Some of us are playing the game with reduced parties (i.e. less than six) For example, my current party is one of three bishops and a Bard. But the Bishops spent the first several levels as rogues to improve certain traits like stealth and shield. After that, they changed to Bishops and concentrated on their spellcasting abilities. Many of us are finishing the game at level 20 or less and have particular spells, and/or weapons that we wish to use. My best advice is to play the game through and see what characters/races/traits appeal to you and then decide whether changing classes is right for you.

10-10-2003, 08:06 PM	#19
Halsey Dungeon Master Join Date: May 11, 2003 Location: Pa. Age: 74 Posts: 53	Welcome Webbing. Many of the discussions on this topic need some clarification. Some of us are playing the game with reduced parties (i.e. less than six) For example, my current party is one of three bishops and a Bard. But the Bishops spent the first several levels as rogues to improve certain traits like stealth and shield. After that, they changed to Bishops and concentrated on their spellcasting abilities. Many of us are finishing the game at level 20 or less and have particular spells, and/or weapons that we wish to use. My best advice is to play the game through and see what characters/races/traits appeal to you and then decide whether changing classes is right for you.