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This feat is a feat meant to improve the Eldritch Poisoner (alchemist) archetype. There are currently two variations. Reason being that one is slower and more feat intensive. While the second version is meant to give an alchemist full access with a single feat investment. As this gives control to the GM to include either in their game if they want their player to have access to say Celestial Poisons discovery that can also be applied to arcanotoxin.

Improved Arcanotoxin (version 1)
Not satisfied with the limitations of his arcanotoxin, the eldritch poisoner works tirelessly to improve his arcanotoxin into something more potent.
Prequisite: Arcanotoxin class feature.
Effect: Select one known alchemist discovery that affects poisons. That discovery can be applied normally to arcanotoxin.

Normal: Alchemist discoveries that affect mundane poisons do not apply to an arcanotoxin.

Special: This feat can be taken multiple times.

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Improved Arcanotoxin (version 2)
Not satisfied with the limitations of his arcanotoxin, the eldritch poisoner works tirelessly to improve his arcanotoxin into something more potent.
Prequisite: Arcanotoxin class feature, Craft (Alchemy) 5 ranks
Effect: All alchemist discoveries that affect poisons can be applied normally to arcanotoxin.

Normal: Alchemist discoveries that affect mundane poisons do not apply to an arcanotoxin.

Special: This feat can be taken multiple times.

I just was catching up with the books a few days ago because of a hiatus and noticed that Occult Mysteries had Secret Societys to join. It would be nice to know if they are legal or not as I have my eye on one of them.

Evil Eye (Su): The shaman causes doubt to creep into the mind of a foe within 30 feet that she can see. The target takes a –2 penalty on one of the following (shaman's choice): ability checks, AC, attack rolls, saving throws, or skill checks. This hex lasts a number of rounds equal to 3 + the shaman's Wisdom modifier. A successful Will saving throw reduces this to just 1 round.

At 8th level, the penalty increases to –4.

Evil Eye (Su): The target takes a –2 penalty on one of the following (witch’s choice): AC, ability checks, attack rolls, saving throws, or skill checks. This hex lasts for a number of rounds equal to 3 + the witch’s Intelligence modifier. A Will save reduces this to just 1 round.

This is a mind-affecting effect. At 8th level the penalty increases to –4.

I also mined the forums. So its not like this exact same question hasn't been asked before and marked as a FAQ candidate.

EDIT: Similar questions about the Shaman's Evil Eye being mind-affecting or not haven't been answered by the FAQ.

I have a player that plans on going as a "Verdant Caller" Summoner (Heroes of the Wild, player companion) which basically is a summoner who gets a plant for an Eidolon. My player wants to have a second plant, companion or familiar.

In terms of which is more favorable for a plant-themed character, which of the following options below is better as a 1-level dip when going druid?

Treesinger: Plant Companion which functions mostly like an Animal Companion.

Leshy Warden: Plant-based Familiar in the form of a Leshy

Both are archetype options for Druid. Both replace/alter Nature Bond, Wildshape, Wild Empathy.

Meaning you can't stack the archetypes without some wonky house ruling.

I wanted to make faux-caster rogue and was wondering if there was anyway to make it so the wand could be hidden and needed a perception check to notice it while it was being used by the holder.

So lets say I have character. This character is Alchemist 7 / Living Monolith 3. The alchemist has the discovery "Preserve Internal Organs" and the living monolith feature "Fortified Flesh".

Are these two different in how they function or do they function the same and thus no stacking? I am just slightly confused on the wording and am leaning towards "they function the same and thus no stacking".

At 3rd level, the flesh of a living monolith takes on the hardness of stone. A living monolith gains DR 1/— and 10% immunity to critical hits and sneak attacks (as if wearing fortification armor).

Benefit: The alchemist learns how to preserve and protect his vital organs, reducing the chance of a mortal wound. When a critical hit or sneak attack is scored on the alchemist, there is a 25% chance that the critical hit or sneak attack is negated and damage is instead rolled normally.

Special: This does not stack with similar abilities that negate critical hits and sneak attacks (such as fortification armor). An alchemist can take this discovery up to three times; the effects stack, increasing this chance to 50% and then 75%.

Like the title states, is a pacifist shaman possible? I'm not a new player to dungeons and dragons or pathfinder for that matter as combat is a very common occurence, though I rarely see the character that is the pacifist yet is still valuable to the team.

Below in the spoiler is the character reasoning for why she is a pacifist.

I have an outline of the starting character below which is the alias I am using for this post.

I am wondering if there is any feats or traits like Cut Your Losses that can make me more helpful to the party.

I am also curious if anyone has any advice when it comes to roleplaying a pacifist.