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1) What's your favorite experience level?
1st-3rd
2) Why is that your favorite experience level?
All the challenges are more dangerous and thus more exciting.
3) What's your favorite adventure, and what level was it for? Why is it your favorite adventure?
The Ghost Tower of Inverness; we were 3rd level mostly. Great DM on a
roll that night-we still talk about that final attempt at capturing the Soul Gem. 2 of 5 PCs walked out of the tower.
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It's 2 of my players who have multi-classed. It's our third attempt at 3.5 overall and the first that we've allowed multi-classing.
The campaign is based in Greyhawk and has been running since 1982. It's a blend of role-play and melee, as I assumed all D & D campaigns were. We rotate DM's about every 3 years and never fudge rolls. The players are experienced enough to know when to fight, parley, or run.
Currently they are a Ranger/Druid : 2/1 and a Fighter/Scorcerer : 2/1. Both are 1/2 elves.
I'm sorry if the question was poorly worded.
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I'd like to see multi-classing limited as it was in 1st & 2nd edition: no ranger/fighters, paladin/rangers, wizard/scorcerers, barbarian/paladins, cleric/druids, bard/rogues, monk/clerics, monk/druids, etc. I never liked the concept of multi-classing anything with paladins, monks, or barbarians.
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