technarken |
Updating the character means retraining any levels in that occult class, adjusting any class features, taking class-appropriate archetypes, and reassigning any skill ranks, feats, traits, or favored class bonuses. As part of the retraining process, such a PC may also sell back any equipment that does not use charges at its full market price (or the price she paid, whichever is lower).
Found it.
Serisan |
I made my Aerokineticist a social character with a high Int for Skill points and a low Con because I never liked the Burn mechanic and never planned on using it.
I feel the Overwhelming Soul archetype is perfect for her, but my Charisma is only 12.
Can I reassign my stats?
That depends on whether you think the Roleplaying Guild Guide's section on Playtest and Errata rebuilds applies. Specifically:
If an ability-score-dependent feature of a class, prestige
class, or archetype is altered: You may rebuild your
character to its current XP. Keep the same equipment, but
you can resell any equipment that augments the changed
ability score at its full market price.
Since Form Infusions used CON in the playtest and DEX in release for their DCs, it's clear that an ability-score-dependent class feature has changed. With that being the case, you could make the case for a full rebuild, including changes to your ability scores.
If the rebuild rules in the AR for Occult Adventures is exclusive and limiting, then the answer is no. I would contend that the rebuild rules are not exclusive and limiting. That would also allow all Mediums to get a full rebuild (makes sense given that the entire class completely changed).