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[kmonster]

You cannot dualclass in the Krynn series.

[Buddha]

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[Eagle of Fire]

You cannot dualclass in the Krynn series.

Huh, what?

Of course you can dual class! But this is second edition, so only a few select races were able to do it. And no, humans can't...

[kmonster]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

Huh, what?

Of course you can dual class! But this is second edition, so only a few select races were able to do it. And no, humans can't...

You're confusing dualclassing and multiclassing.

[Eagle of Fire]

It is the same thing as far as 2nd edition is concerned.

There was no way to do what you yourself are referring to because it simply didn't exist. But I clearly remember multiclassing my spellcasters when I played when I was young. And it's exactly the same thing for almost all extent and purposes.

[Maxor127]

I don't remember if you can dual class in the Krynn games, but dual classing and multiclassing are different. Multiclassing is what non-humans can do to level different classes at the same time. Dual classing is only for humans, I think. That's when you start one class and then change to another class. Doing so makes you stop leveling up in your previous class and you lose all benefits from that class until you exceed its level with your new class. You could make ridiculously powerful characters with it, because you could make a lvl 39 fighter and dual class to a magic user and once you reach level 40 magic user, you're a lvl 39 fighter with lvl 40 magic user spells.

So they're different and have different advantages and disadvantages. I think dual classing is more powerful than multiclassing if you're willing to put the time and effort to basically level up twice.

[Eagle of Fire]

Can you actually get to level 40 with 2nd edition?

At least in 3rd edition, once you reach level 20 you're pretty much a God.

[Buddha]

I'm in Hulderfolk Wood and I've collected all 5 words from Elea. I have no problem making the Banquet appear, but can't seem to get any further. Saying Gebene reveals the table, but says the elves don't invite us to join them. Any other word just seems to rile them up.

What am I missing here?

Buddha

[kmonster]

Originally Posted by Buddha

I'm in Hulderfolk Wood and I've collected all 5 words from Elea. I have no problem making the Banquet appear, but can't seem to get any further. Saying Gebene reveals the table, but says the elves don't invite us to join them. Any other word just seems to rile them up.

What am I missing here?

Buddha

Maybe this part of a longplay will help you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Myhaqs93TRM

[Tomekk]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

Can you actually get to level 40 with 2nd edition?

At least in 3rd edition, once you reach level 20 you're pretty much a God.

Depends on what you're playing, a spellcaster or a non-spellcaster character? Because a level 17 wizard can stop time and do whatever the hell he wants, a level 17 cleric can ressurect an entire army in 6 seconds, but a level 17 fighter celebrates if he could kill a single demon, a level 17 rogue is overjoyed if he could steal some treasure from the king's castle and so on.