Uncanny Dodge from three sources

[Jay R]

A friend just asked our group the following:



I have a question for you. The rules state that if you have uncanny dodge from two classes (ex. rogue/barbarian), the second uncanny dodge becomes improved uncanny dodge. You can't be flanked unless the enemy is 4 levels higher.

I seem to recall somewhere, though I cannot locate it, that I read if you have a third uncanny dodge, the enemy must then be 8 levels higher.

Can someone verify this information for me? Or tell me I'm crazy and it doesn't?

So I'm turning to the largest, most authoritative set of collected 3.5 knowledge I can find -- all of you on this forum.

Anybody know the answer? And if so, can you cite a source?

[KillianHawkeye]

No, but I'm pretty sure your levels in all the classes that you get Uncanny Dodge from will stack to determine the level that an enemy Rogue needs to be four levels higher than.

[Crake]

No, but I'm pretty sure your levels in all the classes that you get Uncanny Dodge from will stack to determine the level that an enemy Rogue needs to be four levels higher than.

This is correct to my understanding as well