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I'd say yes, he does lose the abilities and spells he gets as a Samsaren. He also loses access to any racial feats (though I'd let him reselect feats). Sorshen's brain is Azlanti, not Samsaren, it doesn't function in the same way and doesn't have the needed parts to access those past life memories. In return he gets +2 Str, +2 Dex, +4 Con, +2 Cha, a bonus feat and +1 skill point per level. Seems like a fair deal.

Also, he should be 6th-7th lvl at that point in the campaign? While his character may no longer be able to follow his planned build, adjusting to unexpected events is part of what makes the game fun. It might make his life a little more interesting, but character destroying is maybe a bit strong.

Just did a quick read-through.

What is General Stom's motivation for helping the PC's? Usually there is a remark or two about why a "bad guy" would help, but I didn't see one. Did I over look it in my haste?

Bully job, Pett!

Stom wants rid of Chief Jubbek and his followers. She doesn't so much help the pc's as agree to take her followers and leave if they kill Jubbek & co.

The reduction in popularity of the old stalwarts, the longsword, shortsword and greatsword.

Non-composite bows, why do they even exist?

I'd be inclined to end it like a movie or the final episode of a tv show. The character resolutely enters the cathedral, then fade to black.

A fair number of gamers in the $1k+ section of the market will likely build their own pc's, so won't show up in any pc sales figures. High end graphics cards alone are $500+. Sales figures for GTX 580/590's and AMD 6970/6990's might give an idea about the size of this demographic. Not sure where you can find those figures though.

Whatever you do, please don't pick Gamebryo!