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Thread : Dual Classed Proficiency Question
Started at 10-13-06 05:19 PM by mr4ever
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[Post 1]
Author : mr4ever
Date : 10-13-06 05:19 PM
Thread Title : Dual Classed Proficiency Question

After reaching one level higher in the new class, does a fighter 2/ thief 3 gain 2 weapon and 3 nonweapon proficiencies at that time?

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[Post 2]
Author : ozbirthrightfan
Date : 10-14-06 08:19 AM
Thread Title : Re: Dual Classed Proficiency Question

Nope.

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[Post 3]
Author : Querdenker
Date : 10-25-06 08:59 AM
Thread Title : Re: Dual Classed Proficiency Question

How the Hell is any character supposed to get more than one proficiency slot upon reaching a higher level anyway?

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[Post 4]
Author : weasel fierce
Date : 10-25-06 02:00 PM
Thread Title : Re: Dual Classed Proficiency Question

No, proficiencies are earned at the normal rate. So if level 3 is one where you'd get a weapon or non weapon prof, you get one. 
You only get the full amount when you start out.

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[Post 5]
Author : Querdenker
Date : 10-26-06 02:57 AM
Thread Title : Re: Dual Classed Proficiency Question

Thanks! I was starting to think I missed something in all those years. :cool:

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[Post 6]
Author : emeriliath
Date : 10-31-06 04:27 PM
Thread Title : Re: Dual Classed Proficiency Question

As a DM, if a character went out of play for the number of game years that it would take to learn a second class, I'd be willing to allow them to pick up the starting proficiencies that come with that class at first level.  It only makes sense that a new character would have picked up some new skills from their mentor.  For instance, if the character spent 5 years training as a thief, they deserve a proficiency in dagger (how else are they going to backstab?).  

Most players probably don't want to stay out of the game that long, though.

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