Multiclassing is a rule standard inDungeons & Dragonsthat allows a player to be assigned to multiple classes simultaneously.

In Dungeons & Dragons, multiclass characters can be a godsend or a game-ender.

These are the best multiclass options out there.

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What Is Multiclassing?

For example, a player may choose to have a Human Fighter/Rogue or a Half-Elf Paladin/Bard/Fighter.

At the top-right corner, you will mark down what levels you want for each class.

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Learn the fine art of juggling charisma and conviction.

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Image credit (left to right: Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything by Magali Villeneuve / Tavern Bard by Rob Rey / Triumphant Adventurer by Alexander Mokhov)

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