Is their any way to swap your class

[Flin]

<p>Other than doing the defection thing to go Monk into Bruiser thing</p><p>I mean can a Monk say defect into a guardian ? </p><p>If not then  Sony Devs listen up ,</p><p>Make us a Potion of Rebirth (1500SC) your call on price.</p><p>Effect - allows the user to change his/her Class within their archtype ie fighter > Fighter , Mage > Mage etc</p><p>keeping the current level but resetting AAs Skills Spells to Apprentice If IF different form original.</p><p>Id like to sack bieng a monk and do the Guardian thing</p>

[Gravy]

<p>Devs have said time and time again it would never happen because it would break too many things. If you want to have a new class, here is what you do. Takes a weekend.</p><p>1. Roll the new class and get it power leveled to 30. (2 hours or so)</p><p>2. During a double xp weekend have it power leveled to 90. (less than a day)</p><p>3. During the double xp weekend have the AA leveled to 280 (about 2 hours)</p><p>4. Do the questlines in Withered Lands (a day.)</p><p>So in a weekend or so you'll have a new toon level 92 with 280+ AA and gear better than Rygorr.</p>

[hoosierdaddy]

<p>Suck it up, buddy, and roll another toon.</p><p>For at least the last two expansions, all other fighter classes had to either choose to watch brawlers MT everything or roll one for themselves.</p><p>Now that the fighter classes are being brought more in line with one another, I sense there's going to be a mass migration of springtime soldiers like yourself who are willing to fight when the going's good, but who flee at the first sight of snow. <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/2786c5c8e1a8be796fb2f726cca5a0fe.gif" border="0" /></p>

[Finora]

<p>Crafters have been asking for the ability to change their class for years & they have yet to offer it due to all the issues it would cause. The crafters don't even care if they have to start back over at level one.</p>

[Elebu]

<p><cite>Gravy wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Devs have said time and time again it would never happen because it would break too many things. If you want to have a new class, here is what you do. Takes a weekend.</p><p>1. Roll the new class and get it power leveled to 30. (2 hours or so)</p><p>2. During a double xp weekend have it power leveled to 90. (less than a day)</p><p>3. During the double xp weekend have the AA leveled to 280 (about 2 hours)</p><p>4. Do the questlines in Withered Lands (a day.)</p><p>So in a weekend or so you'll have a new toon level 92 with 280+ AA and gear better than Rygorr.</p></blockquote><p>That's awesome! <img src="/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /> I want to meet the people that would actually believe this ROFL</p>

[The_Cheeseman]

<p><cite>hoosierdaddy wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Suck it up, buddy, and roll another toon.</p><p>For at least the last two expansions, all other fighter classes had to either choose to watch brawlers MT everything or roll one for themselves.</p><p>Now that the fighter classes are being brought more in line with one another, I sense there's going to be a mass migration of springtime soldiers like yourself who are willing to fight when the going's good, but who flee at the first sight of snow. <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/2786c5c8e1a8be796fb2f726cca5a0fe.gif" border="0" /></p></blockquote><p>We'll soon see who the real brawlers are, and who just jumped on the bandwagon during our heyday. I find it very ironic that so many people are ready to abandon the class just because we won't be unquestionably #1 tanks in every situation anymore. As far as I can tell, we'll still be entirely serviceable, not at all like the years of criminal neglect we suffered before SF.</p><p>Oh well, I've been a monk since an hour after the servers first came online--I've weathered the worst SOE can throw at me. They'll have to do more than these weaksauce nerfs to chase me away! Though, I am fairly certain that anybody who has played a brawler all these years probably qualifies for some sort of mental disability...</p>

[thesiren]

<p>It's too bad they couldn't do something like Rift does, where you could switch out between any of the 6 sub-classes within your main class on the fly as needed.   You could keep your AAs and fight level, and would just have to maintain spells and gear for each sub-class you wanted to be able to play.  It would bring a lot of utility and flexibility to uneven groups, especially on the quieter servers where it's harder to get groups to begin with.</p>

[DamselInDistress]

<p>Of course this isn't Rift so how about we stop trying to make eq2 something it is not, shall we ?</p>

[Grumble69]

<p><cite>DamselInDistress wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Of course this isn't Rift so how about we stop trying to make eq2 something it is not, shall we ?</p></blockquote><p>That's an odd comment given that some EQ2 classes already have the ability to step into different roles.  It's just not as prominent as in Rift.</p>

[Lizabethan]

<p><cite>Grumble69 wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>DamselInDistress wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Of course this isn't Rift so how about we stop trying to make eq2 something it is not, shall we ?</p></blockquote><p>That's an odd comment given that some EQ2 classes already have the ability to step into different roles.  It's just not as prominent as in Rift.</p></blockquote><p>That happens in at least a few other games I can think of.</p>

[Zeedlana]

<p>While I have one character (not a monk) I would love to change the class on ... I know it's not going to happen. I'll raise her TS line and that will be the end of this one outside of RPing with friends.</p><p>Unfortunately, I have too much invested in houses, appearance gear and the like to simply just delete and reroll at this point. (claimed and SC things)</p><p>So here's what I would like to see now instead -- a token I can purchase to hold said homes and gear under that same name while I reroll my girl to something else I would actually enjoy playing more, then turn in said token and get my purchased fiddly bits back.</p><p>That would make me happy with things at this point. Find me a way to not have to see a bunch of money go down the drain and keep me a happy customer please!</p>

[Arielle Nightshade]

<p><cite>kidzulu wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>Gravy wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Devs have said time and time again it would never happen because it would break too many things. If you want to have a new class, here is what you do. Takes a weekend.</p><p>1. Roll the new class and get it power leveled to 30. (2 hours or so)</p><p>2. During a double xp weekend have it power leveled to 90. (less than a day)</p><p>3. During the double xp weekend have the AA leveled to 280 (about 2 hours)</p><p>4. Do the questlines in Withered Lands (a day.)</p><p>So in a weekend or so you'll have a new toon level 92 with 280+ AA and gear better than Rygorr.</p></blockquote><p>That's awesome! <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" /> I want to meet the people that would actually believe this ROFL</p></blockquote><p>Nice to meet you.   <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad.gif" border="0" />     I have done just about this with 4 characters I have powerleveled, only I do it a little faster than Gravy is suggesting.   I'm kind of a middle of the road player with about 3-4 hours in the evenings to play.</p>