Post/Author/DateTime	Post
DawnSliver 07-06-07, 10:59 AM	The group I play in uses the gestalt rules. What I was wondering is, has anyone made a class that covers both sides? Also, how would one go about making a class that covers both sides?
Thomar_of_Uointer 07-07-07, 11:32 AM	The group I play in uses the gestalt rules. What I was wondering is, has anyone made a class that covers both sides? Also, how would one go about making a class that covers both sides? Are you talking about making a single class that would be equivalent to a normal gestalt? I see no point, you can already make such a combination with normal classes. You might be able to do this to give a character more powerful single abilities, but that is tricky because gestalt is intended to make more flexible characters, not more powerful ones.
Illithid_Tentacles 07-07-07, 08:02 PM	Those questions don't make any sense. Both sides of WHAT?
ppirilla 07-07-07, 10:41 PM	Those questions don't make any sense. Both sides of WHAT? I believe he is looking for a PrC that covers an entire level, taking both "sides" of the Gestalt class combination. UA suggests such a thing, but I've never seen the point, personally.
strenoth 07-08-07, 12:08 PM	well, I have modified PrCs to do that, when a character wanted to be a True Necromancer for example. The class is normally not recommended for Gestalt because it's a dual progression. So I Upgraded it (full casting both classes, bonus domains, mm, think I improved a save and/or skill points, maybe something else), and let the player take it to cover both sides of the gestalt