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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RUMBLETiGER" data-source="post: 6274332" data-attributes="member: 6674868">It sounds like you really want emphasis on the Tome of Battle class, So why not pick one and whatever other class you choose, have it supplement the ToB class?There are a few classes I'd recommend to use as the flip side of any Gestalt build:-Factotum: Inspiration points can be used for abilities in the other class (such as gaining an extra standard action and avoiding dying),  the small amount of arcane spells can be used for buffs and other supplemental options, and you've got skillpoints to invest in whatever you want.  -Wizard: Key your list of spells to round out and support your other class.  Buff and Battlefield control spells will enhance your melee ability.-Archivist: the Intelligent man's divine caster, it's as useful as a Wizard with access to divine spells.The three above suggestions only require an investment in INT stat, which would synergize well with a Warblade.  A fourth gestalt suggestion for a melee character would be:-Totemist: CON stat based melee enhancements would favor a melee build, Totemist opens up 24 hour buffs most other melee classes envy, so feel free to be the envy of others.If you really want to Gestalt 2 ToB classes, Warlade and Crusader will be the least MAD, but it'll still be messy. If you decide you want to go with the Unarmed Swordsage on one side, choose maneuvers that are not stat dependent and/or have out-of-combat utility (like the shadow teleportation line or things that boost stats and movement ability) and put emphasis on the other side of the build.</blockquote>

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