Quick Dark Sun Shattered Lands Questions.

[ColCol]

I always here that you should dual class everyone in the game....is that really necessary? (Difficulty wise)

 

[oldmanpaco]

I think it was that you hit the lvl cap pretty quickly if you only use a single class.

Been a while though so that might not be it.

 

[VentilatorOfDoom]

You'll be fairly restricted in weapons/armors if you're not fighter multiclass.

 

[Lonely Vazdru]

is that really necessary? (Difficulty wise)

No. Only the final fight is really brutal, but AoE spells and/or mass domination should do the trick and you don't need multiclass for that. The main issue with single class characters is you'll hit level cap "too soon" and spend a significant final part of the game without any hope of leveling-up anymore, which is annoying. But diificulty-wise, the game can be finished without too much hassle with most parties.

EDIT : I also assumed, that by dual-class, you actually meant multiclass. I almost never dual-class in D&D games, so I'm hardly an expert on this subject. But the "not necessary difficulty-wise" also stands in this case anyway.

 

[mondblut]

You can, therefore you should.

If you don't care about honing your characters into ultimate perfect invincible vehicles of destruction, you should play adventure games.

 

[Scroo]

There's no disadvantage if you multiclass, only advantages. You will hit cap on all your classes and become incredibly powerful

 

[Alkarl]

Definitely multi-class and bring a bug-man. Better yet, make a full party of bug-men and spread communism to the realm!

:russiastronk:

 

[Roscoe Scaggs]

I only ever played single-class and the game is more than playable...until the final fight. One of these days I'm going to go back and try some multi-classing.

 

[ColCol]

Yes, I met Multiclass, thanks for the replies.

 

[Comte]

Triple Class all your characters