| taks |
IMO, no. Classes like the magus have abilities that come on at certain levels and pushing them out seriously hampers the overall concept, regardless of whether it is a STR or DEX build. Particularly 3 levels.
That said, are you really looking at going all the way to level 20? I'm at the point I look for things that trade out the capstone since I don't ever expect to play (even as a GMPC/NPC) anything that high of a level. Getting rid of ANY capstone for some great feature earlier is a win-win in that case.
| Chess Pwn |
haha, if they are your last three levels then maybe.
okay first off, yes it can work, your character will likely still be viable and playable, it's just likely a decrease to your power. But if you want to go for it, have fun, you'll likely fine.
Rule of multi-classing, maybe good if you want to hit things, not good if you plan on having the magics.
Like let's take this magus.
a magus 4 we'll refer to as magus vs a magus 1 rogue 3 we'll call him rogue
Both have dex to attacks but the rogue has 1 less bab -1 accuracy rogue.
magus has 4 lv1 spells and 2 lv2 spells, rogue has 2 lv1 spells, big bonus magus.
damage wise rogue has dex to damage (let's say 5) and magus has his non-dumped str of 0. damage without spells goes to rogue. But that's just this level, until now both are running off of the 0 str. A magus will likely buy an agile weapon for dex to damage soon (or be a dervish to already have it).
rogue cannot spellstrike, when magus spellstrikes with shocking grasp he deals +4d6, with chill touch (I think that's the right name) it's 1d6+4. Both do more damage than the rogues normal attacks.
Rogue has 2d6 sneak attack if set up correctly, this counters ~7 damage from the advantage the spellstrike has making them pretty equal.
So you're less accurate to be about the same on damage, unable to spellstrike and behind 4 spells per day. Doesn't seem like the best of trades.