pokemon daggerheart prep

Well official rulebook states that you can only take one Subclass from a particular class. Multi-classing is permitted but it states nothing about taking the other Subclass for the class you start with, hence the question. I've read online that some GM will do it because they find its a sacrifice given they give up the mastery perk for their Subclass and that it adds a bit to their roleplay. I mean Gandalf could have been a Knowledge Wizard but when he "dies", I could argue he has a bit of War subclass within him at the point he comes back.

Also I don't know if it'll cost both advancements because I'm not taking a perk from a different class, only the foundation perk from the other path. I would suppose it ought to but figured I'd ask. I don't plan to but if someone wanted to, then it'd be an opportunity.

I think its fine, they r mostly getting our wizard set up.

The irony here is that writing or English was arguably my worst subject(not far behind was Foreign Language and Art) so having books or wall of text is surprising for someone like me. Goes to show it's all about the content or what it's based on. How I write still stinks though. Like if you asked me to do a story, I can't do it.

@Morpekofreako So here is what you have left to do:

1. Experiences. Two words or phrases you can call upon for a +2 boost to an action roll(if applicable). Not a huge deal here on your choice but your subclass can double the bonus you get from them so maybe you do need to put some thought into it.
2. Traits. Need to assign +2, +1, +1, +0, +0 and -1 to Strength, Agility, Finesse, Instinct, Presence and Knowledge as you see fit. Your Spellcast trait is Knowledge(determined by your subclass), hence I recommend +2 here but you are not bound to doing so(Hades has +2 Agility when Finesse is their Spellcast Trait).
3. Character Name. Need a name for your character.