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Can you choose the same 2 master abilities. EX. can you choose 2 infused reagents??

For example:

Rogue:
In initial proficiencies it lists "Trained in Rogue class DC".
At level 11, Rogue Expertise increases the proficiency to Expert.
At level 19, Master Strike increases the proficiency to Master.

Wizard:
In initial proficiencies it does not list any proficiency rank for Wizard DC.
And none of the class features at higher level change that.

Instead, Wizard gets a spellcasting attack and DC proficiency for the Arcane tradition. Which starts at Trained and eventually increases to Legendary through class features. But they remain Untrained in Wizard Class DC.

ok, now that makes sense. I was looking at bard only and couldnt find a class dc. Thank you very much

All proficiency bonuses work exactly the same way.

No bonus if you're not proficient, 2 + your level if you're Trained, 4 + your level if you're an Expert, 6 + your level if you're a Master, and 8 + your level if you're Legendary.

Most classes start out Trained in their class DC, but spellcasters get Trained in spells and spell DC instead. Classes that don't get class DC proficiency also won't have any features or feats that call for it (though it can interact awkwardly with some other feats and archetypes).

Like all proficiency, class DC will increase with your level. It also gets periodic bumps from your class features as you level up like most things.

I get that they work the same, Ijust don't know where to find the class proficiency and when it actually increases to master and beyond.

So, I cant find any info on something inside the class dc rating. It is defined as 10+proficiency bonus+ key abilility modifier. I understand what key ability modifier is, but not sure what the proficiency bonus is ( other than the book stating it is usually 3 at first level). I am guessing it is level + trained at first , but trained in what as the book infers that sometimes it can be something other than 3 at first level. Also when do it go up in proficiency?? What did I miss??