I wonder how about other classes? Some may be better dual immediately, or you cannot use his/her primary ability in the game. I want to hear any classes
.Best timing to dual your character
Best timing to dual your character
First time I played, I created a fighter then dual to mage at level 8. So, I could use fighter ability by the end of the slaver plot.
I wonder how about other classes? Some may be better dual immediately, or you cannot use his/her primary ability in the game. I want to hear any classes.
I wonder how about other classes? Some may be better dual immediately, or you cannot use his/her primary ability in the game. I want to hear any classes
."Strength without wisdom falls by its own weight."
A word to the wise is sufficient
Minerva (Semi-retired SYMer)
A word to the wise is sufficient
Minerva (Semi-retired SYMer)
I don't fancy dual-classing (nor multi-clas characters) much (did it only twice) but here is my experience:
Thief (assasin) to mage: lvl 9: Had most of the fancy assasin capabilities and still was able to hit lvl 10 as a mage pretty soon, to activate the assasin class again. A quite interesting character.
Thief (assasin, again
) to fighter: lvl. 11.
I tried this the hard way, cause it is not easy to reach lvl 12 as a fighter, so I had to do all the quests before spellhold (where I lost... you know whom) to have a decent thief when getting out of there (Imoen is NOT a decent thief and Jan is... well... too short)
It really depends on the class, I think. Different thing dualing a thief or a fighter. I think if I go through it again, I should start with a fighter (maybe Berserker, they are very good) and dual him to a thief at lvl 11.
Thief (assasin) to mage: lvl 9: Had most of the fancy assasin capabilities and still was able to hit lvl 10 as a mage pretty soon, to activate the assasin class again. A quite interesting character.
Thief (assasin, again
) to fighter: lvl. 11.I tried this the hard way, cause it is not easy to reach lvl 12 as a fighter, so I had to do all the quests before spellhold (where I lost... you know whom) to have a decent thief when getting out of there (Imoen is NOT a decent thief and Jan is... well... too short
)It really depends on the class, I think. Different thing dualing a thief or a fighter. I think if I go through it again, I should start with a fighter (maybe Berserker, they are very good) and dual him to a thief at lvl 11.
Ubik
Elder God B.P. Pervert
Elder God B.P. Pervert
I dualed from a fighter to a thief at lev 9. He was pretty weak but his high hit points helped him to survive untill he got his fighter skills back and then he kicked ass!
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"Four thousand throats may be cut in one night, by a running man."
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"Four thousand throats may be cut in one night, by a running man."
- Klingon Crewman "Day of the Dove"
[This message has been edited by KN (edited 02-06-2001).]
"Four thousand throats may be cut in one night, by a running man."
- Klingon Crewman "Day of the Dove"
- Klingon Crewman "Day of the Dove"
I'm really impatient when dcing, i always want both classes as soon as possible. imho, dualling into a thief is an excellent way to go, cos they have the best xp table and they rock at high levels. it's always nice when you need to earn LESS points in your second class in order to get your first one back.