However, we can now only level up in the class we dualed to. We can never again level up in the one we dualed from. Thus, we want to squeeze out as much juice from the dual-from class as we can, bearing in mind that we want to reach the juicy parts of the dual-to class as well.
The Rules of Dual-Classing: How does it work? Note that, for Druids, alignment compatibility and double pre-requisite considerations come into play. Druids can only be True Neutral and must have Wisdom and Charisma scores of at least Thus, Fighters wishing to dual to Druids must be True Neutral and have Wisdom and Charisma scores of at least 17, and a Strength score of at least If we fail to meet any of the above conditions then we will not be able to dual-class, and we will get that sinking feeling when the option does not become available to us.
Unlike multi-classing whose parameters are set at chargen dual-classing requires planning and thinking ahead. Pros and Cons of Dual-Classing. Providing we know what we're doing, dual-classing usually results in more powerful characters due to augmenting the abilities of two classes.
In the original Baldur's Gate , dual-classing is clearly more powerful than even multi-classing, but in BG2 and Icewind Dale 1. The con of dual-classing is its downtime which can range from barely felt to a major burden. The degree to which the adverse effects of downtime are felt depends on the level of initial dualing, party composition, the campaign structure and the player's foreknowledge of the campaign structure.
In regard to soloing, BG1 and BG2 campaigns freely support dual-classing whereas IWD is much stricter and requires deeper knowledge of campaign structure. How to Dual-Class. Ok, so. Note that we can apply this process to any dual-classing scenario. In order to successfully dual Kensai to Mage we must follow the rules outlined above. Thus, in Chargen, we ensure our Charname is Human and has a Strength score of at least 15 and an Intelligence score of at least That's it!
Our Kensai is now Mage-ready except for the level of the Kensai, which should be ninth the reasons are outlined in the next section. Remember, we dual-classed at Kensai ninth, right? Now, if we look in the experience point progression charts in the back of the manual we will see that Mage 10 equates to , experience points, meaning we need to earn that much in order for our dual-class to become active.
With a party of six that equates to 1,, XP because XP are evenly shared between party members. Am I utterly useless until then? Not really. Our HPs means we can soak up a few arrows for the party before retreating. But yeah, we will quickly gain a few levels in Mage which means we can cast spells such as Web , in the meantime. Please, try again later. View profile View wishlist Start conversation Invite to friends Invite to friends Accept invitation Accept invitation Pending invitation You can't chat with this user due to their or your privacy settings.
You can't chat with this user because you have blocked him. You can't invite this user because you have blocked him. Posted November 13, I have read through the posts about this theme and have the impression that I should DC my human fighter level 7 or so to a mage for best results. Are there any other inputs on this to give me a guide? I obviously want to have a strong and capable character for both BG1 and BG2. Hickory Hickory Sorry, data for given user is currently unavailable.
Posted November 14, One other idea is to dual class right when you start Baldur's Gate 2; this way, your period of weakness comes right at a local difficulty minimum the beginning of BG2 is relatively easy, and the game does give you 3 companions right away to protect you while you are still weak.
If you want, of course and assuming you aren't playing the BGT mod , you could load a save from before the BG1 final boss, dual class then, and get as much XP as the game allows, then export the character from BG2, but this is probaly not necessary. Another strategy which is specific to dual-classing into mage is to do it as soon as you reach Athkatla in BG2.
Then, re-recruit any companions you want to keep. Links Links Sorry, data for given user is currently unavailable. Posted November 15, I personally like to dual at lvl 8 to Mage. AurelianDragon AurelianDragon Sorry, data for given user is currently unavailable.
Posted November 16, Posted November 17, If you just want health probably level 9 is best, you'll get your max fighter hitpoints and can then go casting, the level or 2 you will miss out at max level won't really give you much magic to worry about you will still be a casting machine.
So good range. If you want a fighter mage, then 13 is the magic number to get maximum fighter attacks per round, boosted by your mage spells, specializations, and what ever else you can dump on. This will still let you become a great caster, and be at the maximum of your fighting potential. Why not stop at level 19? Things to remember when choosing your Multi Class and Dual Class combinations that may help to narrow your choices to how you'd like to play the game.
Pick cohesive combinations for greater chances of success and pick contradictory combinations for challenges and competitions. Always Start With Warrior. One brief note in passing the ring found in a rock outside the first inn is not technically a ring of wizardry though some sources claim.
Evermemory, in fact doubles your number of 1st level spells Meaning in the end you have ten first level spells Don't know if it stacks with other bonus spell items. Is the one proficiency and 9 hit points really worth the experience points lost taking a fighter to level 12?
If you are going to twelve might as well go tp thirteen and get the additional attacks. For what its worth my half orc priest has 19 strength U1tracomb0 16 Apr am. Ignores all nine fighter levels. I'm just glad someone finally fucking told me what levels I can do for optimal multiclassery. TankerTemplar 16 May, pm.
For OP build start playing bg1 stats carry over so all those books that give stats will give you an OP character for bg2. Make sure to do both parts of bg1 for lv 9. I havnt notice any other gear carry over though. For fast play through play on story mode. BUT fighter will only be 4 in his chosen weapon. Max 19 Apr, am.
It's a good guide, but only for starters. In fact when you take the details of the kits, you quickly realize that you can have very fun and powerful duals. You say never to start with thief. I disagree, by making a shadow master that you pass as a mage you get a great gameplay varied, fun and powerful. The backstab works on some very powerful spells like the black blade of disaster.
And there are a number of very powerful dual classes even if you lose a few HP. The important thing is to know if you switch to BGII or not.
Translated with www. I'm looking into dual classing my human fighter into a thief. This sounds viable in accordance with this guide, doesn't it? Is it a good idea, and when is ideal for me to go through with it? He is currently at level 4 in BG1. GrimToadstool 31 May, pm. Then have tons of traps due to reaching high level with mage early and gaining more level-ups than a pure mage or thief.
That means you're also perfectly equipped to get the staff of the magi already solo. Share to your Steam activity feed.
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