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Question Re New PrC Rule

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I am pretty sure this was not intended but want to be sure. Boom, by making a PrC like any other class are you changing the rule to allow multiple PrC's for one PC? If a PrC is like any other class, theoretically you could take multiple PrCs.

Not trying to stir up any controversy here, just want to know what the rule is.
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"1. PrCs are treated as normal PC classes, except that they are exempted from the limit on not more than 1 per PC at a time."

Agree with OGR, this could probably be re-worded to be clearer on the intent.
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Re: Question Re New PrC Rule

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PrCs are also not the domain of the DMA. It's a joint PA-DMA thing.

Super happy that there was an attempt to communicate with anyone before changing a bunch of rules.[/sarcasm]
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pragmatic (adj.)
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From Greek pragma "deed," the word has historically described philosophers and politicians who were
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I'd be curious to know whether this really was the case, that there was no communication with anyone before these announcements were made.
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*nod* Thanks for the response.
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