Daredevil's tuition acts as a benefit for multiclassing, in particular. Each level (Past 5, when the feat itself is available for use,) you can roll a DC 15 d20 to determine the possible outcome between these three; 15 and above: Success - You may level 1 level in two classes of your choosing, assuming you are to be multiclassing with at least two or more. This acts as an ordinary level for each class; (For example, wizard and fighter,) and bestows a level to each of the multiclasses, rather than having to decide and settle for one. 14 to 2: you do not succeed the DC 15 presupposition, and may only level one class in your pool of classes you have given yourself. Natural 1: you completely fail the ability to level two levels, and as such- in exerting such energy to do so, cannot level your character at all. Upon further levels; 10, 15, and 20- this ability to level multiclasses increases- as starting from five at just two, 10 at three, 15 at four, and 20 at five. You cannot use your two or more levels meant to be distributed across each class into one given class. You may instead save those levels, (assuming you have excess,) for the next level, without having to roll. (Say, for example, you have taken a multiclass in Wizard, Fighter, and Monk- and have 4 uses of Daredevil's tuition; being level 15. You may level all three classes, after succeeding the DC 15, and the next level, you may expend the one point you have had left over, and roll for the others, without having to roll for the class you had expended the point for. And, the same applies to a different scenario; let's say you multiclass in just two- monk and rogue, for a rhetorical example- if you are level 15 as well, you can expend two points and level both multiclasses this level, whereas next level, you will not have to roll in the slightest, and use instead the two points saved over- whilst also picking up a feat of your choosing, due to you having two points rather than one. Having one point in this scenario, you may expend your natural level for one class, and your saved point for the other- whilst also being able to roll for additional points, reserved for your next level.) Daredevil's tuition is not mandatory- you may choose to or not to roll the DC 15 every level, whether you wish to take the Daredevil's risk, or just level naturally- without the risk of not being able to level at all.
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