Revision as of 03:34, 21 December 2025

Tables display the skills/spells you gain by each multi-class with true adept percentages.

"Status" definitions:
- New: New abilities to your class, duh
- Upgrades: You already have this, but by multiclassing you gain additional adeptness in it
- No Change: You already had this, at the same adeptness as the multi-class, so no change.
Adept Percentage
- If you gain a New skill from the secondary class, you adept it to 80% of the secondary class's native adeptness.
  - (If thieves get circle at 95%, and you multiclass with Thief, you will be able to reach (95 * .8) 76% adeptness)
- If both classes share the skill, then you get the max adeptness of whichever is higher
  - (If Clerics & Thieves both get dodge, but Clerics max at 50% and Thieves at 95%, your new max will be 95%)
"Notes"
- Upgrades: If both classes share a skill, such that your native class would see an increase, the increase is noted
- If you gain an ability which is essentially redundant to something you already can do, also noted.
  - Though the ultimate affect is redundant (druid sanc vs. cleric sanc is still just sanctuary) duration of the spell may differ
    - Spells are based on stats. Druids/Clerics have different max stats. Some spells durations may be based on a different spell (Wis vs. Con)
    - You'll have to figure this bit out, it's too in the weeds for me to include here.

Cleric-Multiclass

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 ***(If Clerics & Thieves both get dodge, but Clerics max at 50% and Thieves at 95%, your new max will be 95%)
 *"Notes"
-**If both classes share a skill, such that your native class would see an increase, the increase is noted
+**Upgrades: If both classes share a skill, such that your native class would see an increase, the increase is noted
 **If you gain an ability which is essentially redundant to something you already can do, also noted.
 ***Though the ultimate affect is redundant (druid sanc vs. cleric sanc is still just sanctuary) duration of the spell may differ