Multi-classing

Other (objects, etc.) concept

Class-based system where player can select multiple classes, though usually limited to 2 or 3. This often limits the development of the primary class.

games

platforms

Eye of the Beholder

SCD 1994

Dungeon Siege

WIN 2002-04-04

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

WII 2007-02-22

WIN 2001-11-15

ANDR 2019-01-22

SNES 1994-03-18

WIN 2006-06-26

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

GBA 2004-10-07

WIN 2009-10-13

WIN 2008-11-01

WIN 2016-02-25

MAC 1993-05

Note that this covers both simultaneous and sequential multi-classing.

However, this does NOT cover sub-classing in terms of sequential multi-classing, because the sub-classes are generally specializations for the primary class and can't be taken without the primary class. They can therefore be thought of as farther progression of the primary class. In MMOs, usually there's two sub-class choices for each parent class.

Related:
* Sub-classing

See also: classless (can appear nearly identical)

Parent group

Class-based

Games by year

The first Multi-classing video game was released in 1989.

SSI, Nintendo and THQ published most of these games.

Platforms

Windows		12
MS-DOS		4
Linux		4
Amiga		2
C64		2
Amiga AGA		2
NEC PC9801		2
SNES		1
Android		1
Lynx		1
C128		1
Mega-CD		1
Win3.1		1
GBA		1
GameCube		1
FM Towns		1
Wii		1
Mac OS Classic		1

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