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Dnd 5E Multiclassing Saving Throws. It's noteworthy that no class grants saving throw proficiencies when multiclassing, and only bards, rangers, and rogues grant any skill proficiencies. Certain magical items can grant you saving throw proficiency. Make sure you read those multiclassing rules so you know how that works (ddb does a good job, but not 100%, at following. Please refer to the multiclassing section of the phb, chapter 6. All classes start with two. When multiclassing, the saving throw proficiency you get is determined by your first class. That will tell you all the proficiencies and other features a character. If you have levels in more than one class, you might get extra saving throw proficiencies. Some special abilities, called feats, can give you saving throw proficiency. A successful saving throw saves your character (or monster/creature) from harm whether from an effect or physical damage.

Please refer to the multiclassing section of the phb, chapter 6. Some special abilities, called feats, can give you saving throw proficiency. That will tell you all the proficiencies and other features a character. All classes start with two. Make sure you read those multiclassing rules so you know how that works (ddb does a good job, but not 100%, at following. If you have levels in more than one class, you might get extra saving throw proficiencies. It's noteworthy that no class grants saving throw proficiencies when multiclassing, and only bards, rangers, and rogues grant any skill proficiencies. When multiclassing, the saving throw proficiency you get is determined by your first class. A successful saving throw saves your character (or monster/creature) from harm whether from an effect or physical damage. Certain magical items can grant you saving throw proficiency.

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Dnd 5E Multiclassing Saving Throws It's noteworthy that no class grants saving throw proficiencies when multiclassing, and only bards, rangers, and rogues grant any skill proficiencies. Some special abilities, called feats, can give you saving throw proficiency. A successful saving throw saves your character (or monster/creature) from harm whether from an effect or physical damage. Please refer to the multiclassing section of the phb, chapter 6. Certain magical items can grant you saving throw proficiency. Make sure you read those multiclassing rules so you know how that works (ddb does a good job, but not 100%, at following. All classes start with two. It's noteworthy that no class grants saving throw proficiencies when multiclassing, and only bards, rangers, and rogues grant any skill proficiencies. That will tell you all the proficiencies and other features a character. If you have levels in more than one class, you might get extra saving throw proficiencies. When multiclassing, the saving throw proficiency you get is determined by your first class.