Bonus -1 to speed factor for every 4 levels. If so, this opens up all the multikits you could hope for, but I suspect that people would already have done this if it was that simple.Ģ: Couldn't potentially most combinations could be keyed off the level of a single class? For example, say, a Kensai/Assassin kit could replicate the Kensai's Advantages:īonus +1 to hit and damage for every 3 levels. Can a kit that applies to one class have an impact on the core capabilities of the other class? Would this work? Not necessarily to add/be visible during Character Creation, but as something that EE-Keeper could set. This said, out of curiosity:ġ: If one were to make a kit combining features of two kits, or with features that applied to multiple classes, what would the result be?įor example a 'Swashbuckler/Conjurer' kit which had rules to add 1 spell per level to Mage spells and restricting Divination spells, whilst adding the standard x1 Backstab, THAC0, damage and AC bonuses based on the Thief class. I know that currently Swashbuckler on a Mage/Thief doesn't correctly apply the backstab limit (but does add the THAC0, damage and AC, which just makes a vastly superior thief), so I assume there's something weird about the way that kit data is being applied to multiclasses already.

'Externalization' generally refers to an existing hardcoded feature that we make 'softcoded' via 2DAs etc., and there's no '2nd kit' feature currently (hardcoded or otherwise). Since there are already mods that dabble into this (as above), yes, it is *possible* modwise, which I think was your original question (being as this is posted under Modding). Then there are inventory issues and what have you. But someone would have to sort out a framework of other technicalities, including kits that aren't compatible with each other. In theory, we could add a '2nd kit' field that would affect all creature/character resources. Now I didn't say this was impossible I said it wasn't feasible. There's no way to define multiple values in that field. If you want the technicalities, look at and scroll down to field 0x0244, 'Kit information.' There's a 'long' (4-byte) field there that takes a single value of any vanilla or mod-added kit. There's just no concept of a 'second kit' in the game.

The limitations described by Miloch is a result of a lack of externalized resourcesKits are already externalized, which is why there are so many kit mods.

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