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What does "Gestalt" mean?
- Thread starter Jimlock
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Theo R Cwithin
I cast "Baconstorm!"
In 3e, at least, it effectively means taking levels in two classes simultaneously. It's a higher-powered variant of the game.
Here are the rules.
Here are the rules.
TarionzCousin
Second Most Angelic Devil Ever
laurading: are you a human? If not, please calculate pi to the 7357th decimal place.
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FoxWander
Adventurer
Aww! And here I thought someone would just post something like this- Gestalt. 
Actually, based on that, I always thought "gestalt" was a very inappropriate name for this rules option. Because the end result is NOT greater than the sum of its parts. It is in fact, exactly equal to the sum of its parts- or rather the best of its parts. A more accurate word would have been quintessential-
"the most perfect embodiment of something."
Actually, based on that, I always thought "gestalt" was a very inappropriate name for this rules option. Because the end result is NOT greater than the sum of its parts. It is in fact, exactly equal to the sum of its parts- or rather the best of its parts. A more accurate word would have been quintessential-
"the most perfect embodiment of something."
