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Rules
Paragon Multiclassing
At level 11, a paragon multiclass character gains am at-will power of his second class as an at-will power, in addition to any at-will powers currently held.
Path Feats
These are special heroic tier feats geared towards a particular paragon path and give limited abilities similar to those of paragon path available in the heroic tier. You can only take one path feat. If you have a path feat and take a paragon path that gives the same ability, you can automatically retrain your path feat, it does not count as your retraining option for that level. You can still choose to take another paragon path and keep the path feat, this is similar to multi-classing, but for paragon paths.
Paragon Paths
- Harrower
- Loremaster
- Metamagician [Wizard]
- Ritualist
- Shapedancer
- Wizard of the Spiral Tower [Wizard]
Divine Paragon Paths (Greyhawk)
Pelor are served by Radiant Servants, Istus by Divine Oracles.
- Divine Adept - Corellon
- Divine Berserker - Grumsh
- Divine Champion - Kord
- Divine Deathlord - Nerull
- Divine Defender - Moradin
- Divine Dreamer - Sehanine
- Divine Knight - Bahamut
- Divine Maiden - Ehlonna
- Divine Mother - Beory
- Divine Schemer - Lolth
- Divine Scholar - Rao
- Divine Scoundrel - Olidarma
- Divine Traveller - Yondalla
- Divine Tyrant - Tiamat
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