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Message: <blockquote data-quote="holyplankton" data-source="post: 5904016" data-attributes="member: 6684063">I have a Gestalt campaign beginning in a couple weeks and I would appreciate some advice on some class combinations to use. Right now I have two characters made (starting at level 3) that I am contemplating, but I'm not as imaginative with these types of characters as I could be. I have a Rogue/Swashbuckler that I would use as a thief character. Someone people could hire to break into other people's houses and steal items, possibly some assassinations later on. I also have a Black Crystal Lord/Scout that would be a more traditional wandering warrior type.Quick background info for the campaign:It will be a setting similar to Game of Thrones, only with more prevalent magic. Each character in the campaign essentially has their own story line, with only occasional meetings with other PCs, if any at all. So, any character made essentially has to be able to work alone, or be able to recruit some NPC aid. The Rogue/Swashbuckler would be in one of the major cities, while the Crystal Lord/Scout would be the younger son of one of the minor noble houses, some kind of enforcer keeping the peace locally. Any ideas on what I could do with these characters, or other character ideas, would be greatly appreciated. I would eventually take the Rogue character into a Thief-Acrobat at some point, but other than that I'd be playing by ear. I am also amenable to playing a political character, but I'm no sure which classes work best for that style. Rogue/Bard?</blockquote>

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