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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 3000838" data-attributes="member: 545">Where you are going to get very powerful Gestalts is when you have a strong concept that one class is already good for, and you can drop another class on top and get nice synergies without even spending a feat or adjusting a stat.Monk/Druid: Just build a normal Druid who likes to fight claw-to-toe and add those yummy Monk abilities.Monk/Ranger or Monk/Fighter: Pumps up the Monk where it is strong, and adds flavor and options.Paladin/Sorceror:  This looks good at first but it is overrrated.  Are you planning on being a strong Paladin and crappy Sorceror because you need to work around the arcane failure for armor?  Or are you planning on being a strong Sorceror and crappy brawler because you cannot wear any real armor?My personal fav...Druid/Rogue: Just make you Druid as you normally would.  The best parts about being a Rogue synergize automatically.  Skill points are fabulous for the Druid and sneaking while in animal form is crazy fun.  The Sneak Attack is incredible for a character that can get multiple attacks relatively early (claw/claw/bite while wildshaped) plus has extra resources for setting up that Flank (summoned animal, Animal Companion).</blockquote>