When you are Multiclass this becomes every 3 levels.This means not only will it take you longer to access higher level Abilities if you Multiclass, because you unlock the next tier of Abilities each time you gain a Power Level, but your Abilities will be less effective. You gain a Power Level for each 2 levels you gain when you are Single Class. Note that Power Level does affect the Damage of all spells that deal Damage.Īll Classes have a Power Source that is unique to them.
Increasing the effectiveness of Rage is called gaining a “ Power Level“. Rage increases the number of Projectiles, Penetration and other effects, such as Duration and in some cases Damage. Rage determines the effectiveness of many of the Abilities in the Barbarian Ability Tree. There are other factors of course, but this is the best place to begin.Įach Class has it’s own “ Power Source“. First of all let’s talk a bit about Power Source and Power Level, and what this means for a character, since the decision to Multiclass or not will depend on these quite a bit. In order to answer this question I’ll need to explain to you some basics of the game’s mechanics so you have much clearer picture of how everything all works. So the question is, should you Multiclass? Let’s take a look! To Multiclass or Not to Multiclass Multiclass characters aren’t as powerful in either Class as a Single Class character, however, the combination can potentially make them more effective overall.
Multiclassing allows the player to choose a second Class with most of the bells and whistles that come with it.
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