Since Serpents don't seem very tied to spiritual/religious RP, I don't think it's outrageous to multiclass Serpent/Shaman. The only problem I'd foresee is that your PVP might suffer, since Serpents are Dex-based and Shaman more Con/Int based.
I am posting this here so the spiritlore thread isn't derailed again.
So its been bothering me, why would my PVP suffer, as far as I understand it, you will only be one class at a time with multiclass right? So as a Dex based Raja I can be a decent PvP serpent and just be shaman for rp. And how I see it this would be the case for any multiclass serpent since they are the only class that is dex based, or is this going to change soon?
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For example, if I multiclassed monk/runewarden, I could use either one effectively because they both depend on the same stats. But combinations like runewarden/magi or serpent/anything would have to choose a set of stats that's subpar for one of the classes.
The Gem that changes your race may become a much more popular artifact when these changes come out!
It's been said, I think by Tecton, that they want to make other class skills more dependent on attributes (i.e. Dex making certain attacks faster) but for now Serpents are the only class that benefit from Dex in such a way.
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If (as previously suggested) we aren't provided separate race/spec/trait sets for each class, then you could always get a gem of reincarnation and/or a Tome to help with this. Neither of these are bad to have in general, so you definitely wouldn't just be buying it just for multiclassing.
Seriously hope that's not necessary, but considering that one of the main factors in why multiclass is good for IRE to add is that it's a massive credit sink, so encouraging artefact purchases is always a possibility.
A male voice is heard through the membrane, "Hey, girl."
A male voice is heard through the membrane, "Are you an Apostate? ..because you just tore my heart out."
So if you were 3 tri-trans classes, you'd have 6 resets per year. Could even be a pool of resets to use for either
trait or race. (which is an anagram of 'race traitor', unintentional)
That would mean that most people will be restricted to having multiple classes that are, in some minimal sense, related. I think that would go at least a little way toward making multiclass more palatable from an RP perspective. Someone who is a Runewarden and also a Paladin or an Occultist and also an Alchemist seems at least slightly less jarring than someone who is a Runewarden and an Occultist - it's fine if there are some of the latter people, but it would actually be kind of nice if the system encourages more of the former.