Hmm...That would only work with a DM that allowed you to put on your armor instantly, or by using a lot of spells. But, ok.
D&D is still to multi-classing restrictive in my opinion though.
Guess we just want different gameplay.
Back to the original question. Anyone come up with D&D multi-classing that's closer to what I want?
Side note, I once came up with a fighter/slash wizard class that got no bonus feats and could choose a feat when all classes get feats that would subtract -5% from armor and shield spell failure. Saves an average of both and max 3 spell slots, i think.
What do you think?
[ June 18, 2004, 06:24: Message edited by: narf poit chez BOOM ]
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