For dual class F/M sicne mage says cannot wear armor does that superceede the Fighter ability to wear armor? Overall the cannot overwrites the can restrictions? Dualclass can get grandmastery in the fighter proficiency but multiclass cannot get more than 2* in any proficiency? Proficiency is...
support character. I am considering making a Swashbuckler->Cleric Dual-Class and wondered if it would be worth my efforts. I would level it up in a solo/easy mode run and then use it on a heart of fury playthrough duo with a Fighter/Mage after it is a full swash/cleric. So I don...
This multiclass has become incredibly popular in the community for one reason - Monks in Baldur's Gate 3 (unlike in D&D) do not lose access to their class features when wearing armor. Taking your starting level in fighter gives you heavy armor proficiency and weapon proficiencies w...
The Fighter/Bard seems the most obvious addition because it would require the least work (I think--I’m not a programmer) as it would not need a new quick bar as the original bard one fills all the needs of the class. Mechanically it would fall between the Fighter/Th...
If you're willing to tinker a bit in EEKeeper or the like, dual-classing from plain fighter to a specialist mage becomes possible. Specialist mages do have additional stat requirements, so keep that in mind if you want it to be a "legal" build. Another weapon I'd sug...
Dual-classing at 9 is quite sensible. You'll want to grandmaster your primary weapon eventually, if only for the extra half-attack, but you'll get plenty of proficiency points in the long run. You don't have to do it right away. ...
For character with access to fighter HLAs (GWW) it's more of a situational thing. The greatest pure damage output can be achieved with GWW and whichever weapon has the best damage. But pure damage is not always king. People praise Carsomyr a lot, but from a pure damage perspective, it...