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Particularly what happens when your on a boat or airship and some of the crew dies? How capable does the vehicle remain?

Does anyone know if there is a rule for what happens if you have enough crew for a vehicle, then someone dies and you then don't while your using it. I've looked and I can't find what happens?

Can you have multiple free actions off of the same trigger? Because then scouring Rage would become less useful as Mighty Rage lets you use a Rage action for free, and it just seems a shame that a fun feat suddenly collapses in use.

Does Abundant step use your speed before modifiers are added or after?

So the giant Barbarian info says that you only get the bonus rage damage when you are wielding the large weapon, including the specialisation damage increases.

My question is if you are using a one handed large weapon, would the rage Bonus apply to whatever weapon you might use in your off hand?

I want to build a High Strength unarmed martial and like the idea of combining the monk and the barbarian but can't decide which way to do the build.

For the Monk/Barb
I like Monk Mountain Stance as base picking up some Barb Feats E.g No Escape and an instinct ability, they all look good honestly and getting a bit more health.

For the Barb/Monk
Go Dragon Barb and go Monk to get Dragon/Mountain Stance and associated feats as well as flurry of blows and have the lower defenses but rely on the high damage bonuses from Barbarian.

Thoughts on these options?

I feel that signature skills somewhat limit the capability of players to feel skilled in areas that don't strictly relate to their class.

A possible way to fix this is to have all skills capable of being raised to legendary, with the existing signature skills being trained for a class, and classes getting a bonus number of trained skills equal to their int modifier. This would still give class a head start in the stuff they are good at while still alllowing for more unusually skilled people, e.g. The Diplomatic Barbarian or The Athletic Wizard.

This would also increase the value of intelligence, and open skills up to more players. I think this might be a good idea, does anyone have any feedback on this concept.

Why do stat increases slow down after you have an 18 in a stat?

Is there a good reason for this and even if does it make sense to have it slow at 18 and not 20?