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Originally posted by Dundee Slaytern:
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One rule about dualclassing is that while you are allowed to dual FROM a kit, you are not allowed to dual TO a kit. The Wild Mage is a Mage kit, and as such, not a valid option to dual to.
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ARGH. I was hoping to play BG1 chapters 1-4 as a fighter, dual-class to mage before chapter 5 to reap the roleplay-based experience in Baldur's Gate (and level up quicker), and take the wild mage kit when I imported my character into BG2 Soa/ToB. Now it seems I cannot do this!
Have fun!
I hope I do too...I'm still waiting for BG2 to arrive but I'm finishing up a couple parties so I'll have some high level characters to start the game with: a female chaotic good half-elven cleric/ranger, a male lawful evil gnome illusionist/thief, a female human paladin, a male chaotic neutral bard, and a gender-swapping chaotic evil human fighter (who just
loves the genderbending girdle...).
PS: You get to keep your dualclass from BG1( if any), but it is better to dualclass in BG2.
In the case of the wild mage, I was dualing just for the purpose of proficiency stars and roleplay aspect. Why is dualclassing in BG2 better?
And have fun with your BG1 game.
