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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Viktyr Gehrig" data-source="post: 2040385" data-attributes="member: 9249">I'm running a Gestalt game now, my second, and in both games, all of the players chose Gestalts with relatively little synergy. They're more powerful than standard characters, of course, but none of them has really taken advantage of the combinations.First time I ran it (of the characters I can remember), we had a Githyanki PsW/Soulknife, an Orc (WIS penalty and all) Cleric/Barbarian, an Elf Ranger/Shugenja, and a Human Sorceror/Wizard.No Monk/Druid. No Paladin/Sorceror. No PsW/Psion.In my current game, the most synergistic combination is our Ranger/Rogue. Who chose to fight with daggers. In a game which features blaster pistols. While I'm using the Armor as DR rules.We have a Monk/Sorceror. A Pilot/Wilder (who's chosen all emotional manipulation powers). A Fighter/Mechanist. And a Rogue/Illusionist.Just because it's a powerful campaign option doesn't mean it forces the players to be powergamers.</blockquote>