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philip · 08-01-2002, 02:13 PM

If you remove the xpcap there isn't a drawback except for slower leveling up. If you haven't removed the xpcap both classes count towards the xpcap so you'll not reach very high level (except for the first class being cleric, thief or another class which can reach lvl 20+(with the SoA xpcap).

Edit: Dualclassing is starting over again in a new class. If you dualclass you'll have to miss your first class till you reached the lvl of your first class +1. After that you'll progress in the second class, and your first class will always be the level at which you dualclassed. You have to start at level 1 with high THAC0, hp of a rabbit, few spells which are low level as well.

[ 08-01-2002, 02:22 PM: Message edited by: philip ]

08-01-2002, 02:13 PM	#2
philip Galvatron Join Date: June 24, 2002 Location: aa Posts: 2,101	If you remove the xpcap there isn't a drawback except for slower leveling up. If you haven't removed the xpcap both classes count towards the xpcap so you'll not reach very high level (except for the first class being cleric, thief or another class which can reach lvl 20+(with the SoA xpcap). Edit: Dualclassing is starting over again in a new class. If you dualclass you'll have to miss your first class till you reached the lvl of your first class +1. After that you'll progress in the second class, and your first class will always be the level at which you dualclassed. You have to start at level 1 with high THAC0, hp of a rabbit, few spells which are low level as well. [ 08-01-2002, 02:22 PM: Message edited by: philip ]