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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anubis" data-source="post: 1587578" data-attributes="member: 2358">I'm having a problem figuring out how the rules go for gaining levels for Gestalt characters.At first glance, it sound like you get a "double class" instead of a regular class.  This would mean a character, instead of being a fighter, would perhaps be a fighter-cleric or the like.  At every level, you advance fighter-cleric up a level and get all the benefits of both.At closer inspection, however, it states that you pick two classes at every level, and it does not say you have to pick the same two classes.  This would imply that you could be a fighter-cleric, then get fighter-sorcerer at level 2, then cleric-sorcerer at level 3, then fighter-rogue at level 4, then sorcerer-rogue at level 5, then cleric-rogue at level 6; with this, you would effectively have fighter3-cleric3-sorcerer3-rogue3.  Is that actually how it works?Finally, how do gains work?  do you take things like BAB per level you gain or overall?  What I mean is this: if you do fighter-sorcerer and then barbarian-cleric, your BAB would be +2.  If you instead do fighter-barbarian and then cleric-sorcerer, would your BAB still be +2 (fighter +1 and barbarian +1) or would it be +1 (fighter +1 only and +0 for the other level)?</blockquote>