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How are multi-class HPs figured?

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition' started by Eyebreaker7, Jul 16, 2015.

  1. Eyebreaker7

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    For example Imoen has 7 levels thief and 8 levels mage with a 16 Con. How did they come up with 57 HP?

    I am a 6/6 Cleric/Mage with a 16 Con and I only have 48 HPs?

    Cleric gets a d8
    Mage gets a d4
    Thief gets a d6

    Correct? Why do I have so many less HPs than Imoen? My Cleric should out match her Thief even being 1 level behind? What am I figuring wrong here?

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    DOH! NM I just realized Imo is DUAL class not MULTI.
     
    Eyebreaker7, Jul 16, 2015
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    Multiclasses have all their HP gain halved (including the CON bonus). AFAIK, the result is then rounded up. This goes on until 9th level (for each class), after level 9 dedicated caster classes get 1 HP per level, rogues and combat caster classes (like druids, clerics) get 2 HP per level, and warrior classes get 3 HP per level.

    In the case of your cleric/mage:
    Cleric HP gain = (8 max HP per level + 2 from 16 Con)/2 x 6 levels = 30.
    Mage HP gain = (4 max HP per level + 2 from 16 Con)/2 x 6 levels = 18.
    30+18 = 48 total HP.
     
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