Add some class to your character!
The Genius Guide to Variant Multiclassing is now available! Building off the short rules from Pathfinder Unchained, this volume allows characters to sacrifice feats, rather than precious class levels, to gain just a few abilities from a second character class. It includes:
*Variant multiclassing rules for every core, base, alternate, and hybrid character class.
*Variant prestige classes, allowing characters to differentiate their characters without giving up advancement in their original favored class.
*Dedicated variant multiclassing, for character willing to sacrifice nearly all their feats for even more features of a secondary class.
Now there's more than one way to add a bard to the party!
Written by Jenny Jarzabsky!
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Sorry to Necro a very dead thread, but what do people think of this particular ruleset? I'm thinking of buying it, but I've heard both good and bad about it. What's the general consensus? For someone who liked the original VMC rules, is it worth it? How's it look, balance wise? I'm mostly talking about the Dedicated VMC, and whether it's over or underpowered.
There are a couple of reviews of this product here, along with a reasonably lengthy discussion thread.
I would love if Dreamscarred Press and/or Drop Dead Studios released a similar book for their character classes :D