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There are tons of adventure paths out there, by Paizo, WoTC, and countless 3pp one-shots and full adventures. 3.x and PF are close enough to each other that I count them as the same. I don't care the type, be it high fantasy, horror, noir, sci-fi, etc.

Out of ALL of them, which ones do you think are in the top 5, and why?

There are tons of adventure paths out there, by Paizo, WoTC, and countless 3pp one-shots and full adventures. 3.x and PF are close enough to each other that I count them as the same. I don't care the type, be it high fantasy, horror, noir, sci-fi, etc.

Out of ALL of them, which ones do you think are in the top 5, and why?

So, the fight with Yarzoth was unsuccessful and everyone died, except the Ekubus, the mephit that they convinced to join them, who ran away in fear.

Race to the Ruin assumes that the PCs made it off the Smuggler's Shiv with information about Saventh-Yhi. With the new characters not from the island, does anyone have suggestions on how to give them the information without just saying, "You arrive at Eleder knowing how to find the ancient city Saventh-Yhi."

If I were to demoralize a person/monster in the middle of combat, would they still want to attack me?

Currently I'm in a melee focused group, with no healer. The group is made up of level 6...
Paladin (Spell-less)
Magus (Myrmidarch)
Summoner (Synthesis)
Ninja
Sorcerer(Protean bloodline, focusing on creation spells)

The paladin can only lay on hands so many times, and a drake is kicking are butts with his flyby. And as you can see, we lack both healing and ranged. We also have very few buffs.

We're gaining a new player soon, who's never played DnD. So I'm designing a Cleric with the Crusader archetype. I pulled the feats off of the ranger guides, and have the strength(ferocity) domain.

So I guess I'm just wanting some feedback on, is this a good idea for a World of Warcraft player who wants to deal lots of damage, be ranged, doesn't like taking damage, and hate's mages?

I can't remember where I read it, but I remember somewhere about adding spells know level earlier. Basically just shifting the spell know table up one level. It would then look like this...

If you think it's maybe too much to just do it, what if it was the Bloodlike Arcana for the warped arcane bloodline or something.

I'm building an eidolon and it has 2 sets of arms, and I'll be doing multiweapon fighting. I'm wondering if I have a main hand on each set or is it just 1 main hand and the other 3 are off-hands. I'm looking to do a Shiva-like build and have a different weapon in each hand.

I'm considering a brute beast dragon disciple. Would Ranger 2/Sorcerer 2/Fighter 1/Dragon Disciple X be a good combination? Or drop the fighter and have 3 sorcerer.

I'm planning on Human, 25 point, and focus on my claw attacks.

I want to stay as low to the ground as possible when I fly, and not get hit by melee attacks. If I'm in an adjacent square and 5 feet up, I can be attacked because my feet are basically level with the enemy's head. But if I'm 10 feet up, would he still be able to reach me?

In our last game the answer was yes, because if you add in the length of his arm and the length of the scimitar. You will be able to reach, with an acrobatics check to jump up 2 feet (I think it was that high).

My group is still in the character creation process for Kingmaker, I want to play a witch who will basically be cursing everything and a debuffer. And someone else is a barbarian who hates magic, because he was tortured as a child.

We're a party of 3 and the other is a Magus, no clue on his story.

What's a good way to get around this so that we can both get what we want, without tearing each other apart?

For the coven hex to work, the coven must contain a real hag. Most campaigns are not evil, and if there is a single player is, it's tough to get along with the rest of the group. So I've been working on creating a hag familiar. Here's the stats so far.

I applied the young template and then did some tweaking to make it more comparable to the Imp and Mephit.

A few adjustments I've considered is completely dropping SR and upping Disguise self to 2/day, or more spells.

I'm designing a staff and want to get some feedback. It will use the charges from wands, but be like a staff with caster level and DCs.

Staff of Everchanging Wands
Aura Moderate varied; CL 11th
Slot none; Price 35,200 gp; Weight 5 lbs.
Description
The Staff of Everchanging Wands has 5 slots cut into it. 1 slot for each spell level of wand, 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. The staff itself has no charges, but uses the charges from the wands. It is a swift action to remove a wand from the staff, and another swift action to insert a new one.
The staff will only function if the staff contains 5 wands of different spell level, and containing at least 1 charge each. If any of the wands are not on the caster's spell list, a Use Magic Device check must be made each time any spell is cast.
Construction
Requirements Craft Staff, Prestidigitation, Identify, Locate Object, Shrink Item, Minor Creation ; Cost 17,600gp

The price seems low, but there is the additional cost of wands, 37,875gp to be exact. Totaling a starting price of 63,075gp, then buying more wands to recharge. Long term it can be expensive, but it's versatile. For crafting. I picked a spell from each level that seemed to fit with the concept.

To help with balance, I was considering using charges equal to the spell level. But 4th level wands are already too expensive.