>You added more classes to account for the multi-classes, then?
>That is, you added a Thief-Cleric class, and stuff like that for
>each possible combination of the base classes? Then why bother
>creating new thac0 tables? Just do an average of the classes
>that construct the multi-classes thac0.
>
> average = (class1.thac0 + class2.thac0) / 2;
-snip
>--
>Daniel Koepke -:- dkoepke@california.com -:- [Shadowlord/Nether]
>Think.
>
That's a rather good idea, think I'll consider it.
And yes, I implemented multiclasses by just adding all the
possible combinations. Wasn't too hard at all in fact. Just wrote a few
more macros such as IS_MULTICLASS(ch). Very few code changes were needed.
-jac
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