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Dundee Slaytern · 10-09-2001, 08:48 AM

Personally, taking ToB into consideration... I would prefer dualling from a Fighter to a Cleric.

You can dual at level 13 and still gain all your Clerical spells. You can have Grandmastery in a weapon.

You start the game with 6*, you will gain another 2* before you dual.

[I]I recommend dualling at level 12, there is no real benefit waiting till 13, the only difference is 1 Hp and 1 THACO.

Up to you ultimately though.[/b]

A Fighter_Cleric with Grandmastery in Warhammers( Crom Faeyr) is a sight to behold. Slap a Regeneration spell, maybe add a Blade Barrier, and if things get hairy, retreat for a moment to cast a Heal spell.

Not to mention your Turn Undead which will cause the undead to... well, stay dead.

If you do not have ToB, then I recommend dualling at level 9 instead.

10-09-2001, 08:48 AM	#10
Dundee Slaytern Ironworks Moderator Join Date: June 10, 2001 Location: Pasir Ris, Singapore Age: 42 Posts: 11,063	Personally, taking ToB into consideration... I would prefer dualling from a Fighter to a Cleric. You can dual at level 13 and still gain all your Clerical spells. You can have Grandmastery in a weapon. You start the game with 6, you will gain another 2 before you dual. [I]I recommend dualling at level 12, there is no real benefit waiting till 13, the only difference is 1 Hp and 1 THACO. Up to you ultimately though.[/b] A Fighter_Cleric with Grandmastery in Warhammers( Crom Faeyr) is a sight to behold. Slap a Regeneration spell, maybe add a Blade Barrier, and if things get hairy, retreat for a moment to cast a Heal spell. Not to mention your Turn Undead which will cause the undead to... well, stay dead. If you do not have ToB, then I recommend dualling at level 9 instead.