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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pyrex" data-source="post: 3527617" data-attributes="member: 11600">The question is, how much faster, and what if how do you model Ftr5//Rog2 as a gestalt multiclass?Last time I pondered the problem this is what I came up with.Lesser-level gestalt multiclassing is handled with split XP tracks with "virtual" LA added in per each additional class.Example:Ftr 3 has 3000xp and wants to become Ftr3//Rog1.The second class added has +1 LA, and so requires 1000xp to gestalt Rog1 into his first Ftr level.Once the character has 4000xp (3000xp for Ftr 3 + 1000xp for //Rog1) his class progression becomes Ftr1 // Rog1Ftr2Ftr3Next he wants to add a gestalt Sorcerer level.  Third class is at LA+2, so adding a level of Sor costs 3000xp.  Once the character reaches 7000xp it looks like:Ftr1 // Rog1 // Sor1Ftr2Ftr3At 10,000xp he adds a 4th Ftr level, Ftr1 // Rog1 // Sor1Ftr2Ftr3Ftr4At 12,000 xp (6000 for Ftr4 + 3000 for Rog2 + 3000 for Sor1) he adds a 2nd Rog level:Ftr1 // Rog1 // Sor1Ftr2 // Rog2Ftr3Ftr4And so on.Depending on how much you want to encourage/discourage multiclassing you could remove the incremental LA from each additional class and leave it at a flat +1 for each class beyond the first.If more than about half your levels are going to be Gestalt though you should go with the progressive overall LA posted above.</blockquote>