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=Multiclass Restrictions in EFU=
=Multiclassing in EFU=


The vast majority of multiclass options are available to all in EFU: City of Rings. However, some base classes cannot be multiclassed together without either direct DM approval or through approved [[applications]].
The vast majority of multiclass options are available to all in EFU: City of Rings. However, some base classes cannot be multiclassed together without either talking to a DM first, via [[https://discord.gg/htBk4fV Discord]] or through [[applications]].


Also, note that [[Prestige Classes]] do not count as multiclassing for the purposes of maintaining perk bonuses.
==DM Discussion Multiclasses==


==Prestige Classes==
These multiclasses require talking to a DM before taking.


All [[Prestige Classes]] on EFU possess no mechanical requirements (such as required Feats and Skill Points), but do require an [[applications|application]] and must be earned in-game before taking levels in the Prestige Class.
===Monk and Any Other Class===


==Barbarian==
Before taking monk levels along with another class, speak to a DM beforehand to approve it, except for Druid which requires an application.


Barbarian/Fighter (and vice versa) multiclass is forbidden, but may otherwise freely multiclass. Be aware non-Barbarian levels will increase the cooldown of [[Barbarian Rage]] by one minute per non-Barbarian level.
===Paladin and Any Other Class===


==Monk==
Before taking paladin levels along with another class, speak to a DM beforehand to approve it. However, different EFU: City of Rings Paladin Orders and Codes may permit multiclass possibilities, but most Paladins will maintain a single class.


Monk/Druid (and vice versa) multiclass is forbidden.  Multiclass Monks require DM approval. Monk characters should remain pure Monks unless otherwise approved by a DM.
==Application-only Multiclasses==


==Paladin==
These multiclasses are unlikely to be allowed but with a strong application, they may be.


All Paladin multiclasses require DM approval. Different EFU: City of Rings Paladin Orders and Codes may offer multiclass possibilities.
===Fighter and Barbarian===


=Seeking DM Approval for a Restricted Multiclass Build=
Whether barbarian or fighter are your character's base class, do not multiclass into the other without an application.


==Direct DM Approval==
===Monk and Druid===


Players may consult with a DM on [[https://discord.gg/htBk4fV Discord]] and provide the details of their proposed build for approval.
Whether monk or druid are your character's base class, do not multiclass into the other without an application.


==Applications==
==[[Prestige Classes]]==


Players may submit an [[applications|application]] for review and receive approval for a build.
Prestige Classes do not count as multiclassing for the purposes of perk bonuses and have no mechanical requirements. (e.g. a Weapon Master does not need 4 ranks of Intimidate)

Revision as of 19:53, 6 February 2019

Multiclassing in EFU

The vast majority of multiclass options are available to all in EFU: City of Rings. However, some base classes cannot be multiclassed together without either talking to a DM first, via [Discord] or through applications.

DM Discussion Multiclasses

These multiclasses require talking to a DM before taking.

Monk and Any Other Class

Before taking monk levels along with another class, speak to a DM beforehand to approve it, except for Druid which requires an application.

Paladin and Any Other Class

Before taking paladin levels along with another class, speak to a DM beforehand to approve it. However, different EFU: City of Rings Paladin Orders and Codes may permit multiclass possibilities, but most Paladins will maintain a single class.

Application-only Multiclasses

These multiclasses are unlikely to be allowed but with a strong application, they may be.

Fighter and Barbarian

Whether barbarian or fighter are your character's base class, do not multiclass into the other without an application.

Monk and Druid

Whether monk or druid are your character's base class, do not multiclass into the other without an application.

Prestige Classes

Prestige Classes do not count as multiclassing for the purposes of perk bonuses and have no mechanical requirements. (e.g. a Weapon Master does not need 4 ranks of Intimidate)