I desire four classes

[Chrasch]

With a fourth class multiclassing would make a tad more sense because 20 doesn't split amongst 3 evenly. I am still not sure how many levels I want to put into my Bard/Rogue/Artificer. But if I could add a fourth class then I know for a fact that my final build would be either Bard6/Rogue2/Artificer8/Sorcerer4 or I would switch the Bard and Sorcerer numbers depending on how it's working. In Paper and pencil games you can have as many classes as you desire. Can't we have at least 4?

[Viisari]

Can't we have at least 4?

No.

[oradafu]

No.

^ This

[Chrasch]

No.

Relax you no fun having person. It wouldn't effect those of you who are "serious" players. If you don't want to multiclass then don't. But some of us play to have fun.

[Viisari]

Relax you no fun having person. It wouldn't effect those of you who are "serious" players. If you don't want to multiclass then don't. But some of us play to have fun.

I have plenty of fun with DDO, but allowing this would do two things: it would allow for extreme cheese builds and the clueless players would start doing even gimpier characters. While we're at it why not remove alignment restrictions from classes so we can start running around with bard/paladin/monk splashes...

So no.

[Indoran]

No.

agreed and it's not because we cant have fun... learn to live within limits... have fun within them

[-Nismu-]

5bard/5wizard/5cleric/5rogue might be intresting character, or not

[Musouka]

5bard/5wizard/5cleric/5rogue might be intresting character, or not

No no no....


We want: cleric/wizard/artificer/bard combos. Best of all worlds, well not really.

/not signed.

[Deanarth]

I want this so I can make my Artificer 2/Bard 1/Barbarian 1/Cleric 1/Favored Soul 1/Fighter 2/ Monk 2/Paladin 4/Ranger 2/Rogue 2/Sorcerer 1/Wizard 1. It'll be UBER!!

[Chrasch]

i Want This So I Can Make My Artificer 2/bard 1/barbarian 1/cleric 1/favored Soul 1/fighter 2/ Monk 2/paladin 4/ranger 2/rogue 2/sorcerer 1/wizard 1. It'll Be Uber!!

Yes! Make It So Ddo!

[jcTharin]

Bard6/Rogue2/Artificer8/Sorcerer4

This is why it's not a good idea.

[sebastianosmith]

With a fourth class multiclassing would make a tad more sense because 20 doesn't split amongst 3 evenly. I am still not sure how many levels I want to put into my Bard/Rogue/Artificer. But if I could add a fourth class then I know for a fact that my final build would be either Bard6/Rogue2/Artificer8/Sorcerer4 or I would switch the Bard and Sorcerer numbers depending on how it's working. In Paper and pencil games you can have as many classes as you desire. Can't we have at least 4?

Because thems the rules and sometimes that is reason enough.

[Tsuarok]

Because thems the rules and sometimes that is reason enough.

That is not a valid reason. At all. Ever.

as for the OP... meh, sure, whatever

[flynnjsw]

That is not a valid reason. At all. Ever.

Yes, yes it is.

/notsigned

[cdemeritt]

Wow... Too many crystal cove runs... I thought you said you wanted "Four Cheeses" .... was gonna recommend a good blend...

[JasonJi72]

I do not think it is needed. While I am not totally against the idea, I think it would make it much easier to mess characters up. You should not even take 3 classes unless you have a well thought out plan, and have some experience with making multiclass builds. IMHO of course.

This game has strayed far enough from pnp to consider relaxing some of the alignment restrictions though. Ah... come on PLEASE! I really want to play a Bard Monk Palladin. Not gonna happen? Oh well, darn. Just give me Druid and I will be happy.

There currently is a way to play 4 or more classes. It is called the Artificer.

[jcTharin]

Reminds me of this.

[weewoo0]

so instead of 2 ranger i can go 1 ranger 1 bard for even more solo buffed dps? fun.

[Aashrym]

Ranger 6 Bard 8 Rogue 2 Fighter 4 just to confuse ppl with my deepwood sniper. It's a dirty job but someone has to pew pew.

[Chrasch]

Ranger 6 Bard 8 Rogue 2 Fighter 4 just to confuse ppl with my deepwood sniper. It's a dirty job but someone has to pew pew.

Righteous.