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| - | ===== Advanced Classes ===== | ||
| In addition to multiclassing freely among the six [[Character Classes|basic classes]] (Strong, Fast, Tough, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic), eventually a character will qualify to take levels in an advanced class. An advanced class represents a focus and a calling for the experienced adventurer. It provides a specialization and a range of power and ability to give a character that something extra to set them apart. The best characters combine levels of basic and advanced classes to their ultimate advantage, selecting the class at each level that will give them the class skills and talents they need to develop further. Although each advanced class naturally builds from a certain basic class, every advanced class is available to all characters who fulfill the prerequisites of the class, regardless of what basic classes they have gained levels in. | In addition to multiclassing freely among the six [[Character Classes|basic classes]] (Strong, Fast, Tough, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic), eventually a character will qualify to take levels in an advanced class. An advanced class represents a focus and a calling for the experienced adventurer. It provides a specialization and a range of power and ability to give a character that something extra to set them apart. The best characters combine levels of basic and advanced classes to their ultimate advantage, selecting the class at each level that will give them the class skills and talents they need to develop further. Although each advanced class naturally builds from a certain basic class, every advanced class is available to all characters who fulfill the prerequisites of the class, regardless of what basic classes they have gained levels in. | ||
| - | === QUALIFYING FOR AN ADVANCED CLASS === | + | ===== QUALIFYING FOR AN ADVANCED CLASS ===== |
| Advanced classes are like basic classes, except that they have requirements that must be met before you can attain 1st level in the class. A character who qualifies can choose an advanced class as an additional class as he or she gains levels, using the multiclassing rules. Some combination of base attack bonus, feats, and skill ranks determines whether a character is eligible to gain a level in an advanced class details on [[Systems|multiclassing]], [[Character Creation|skill ranks]], and [[Systems|advancing in level]]. | Advanced classes are like basic classes, except that they have requirements that must be met before you can attain 1st level in the class. A character who qualifies can choose an advanced class as an additional class as he or she gains levels, using the multiclassing rules. Some combination of base attack bonus, feats, and skill ranks determines whether a character is eligible to gain a level in an advanced class details on [[Systems|multiclassing]], [[Character Creation|skill ranks]], and [[Systems|advancing in level]]. | ||
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