* A character that multiclasses heavily (e.g., Wizard 4/Monk 4) is an 8th level character that has to deal with 8th-level problems, but has the toolbox of two 4th level characters to deal with those problems.
* Note that for all classes, when a class feature says 'level', it always means 'class level' and will specify 'character level' or 'HD'/'Hit Dice' if it cares about your total character level. If you multiclass Sorcerer 3/Wizard 3, then you have two smaller pools of spellcasting as if you were 3rd level Sorcerer and a 3rd Level Wizard. Same for spellcasting, caster levels, etc. So if two classes gave you Channel Energy 2d6 for 3 times/day, then you'd have two separate pools of 3 uses of 2d6 Channel. Nope, all class features are entirely separate unless they specifically say they stack. > And if you multiclass magic, do your spell slots stack ontop of each other? Or do you get seperated spell slots for each class? The level you added gives you 2+INT, so you add 2+INT skill ranks that level.
> If you have 4+INT in your Main and 2+INT in the secondary, you would get the one you took a level in or 3+INT? Reading through the () should clear most of these questions up.
