| Dimitrii |
Hello, I'm rather new to Pathfinder so sorry for my lack of knowledge on the subject.
Anyway, while reading up on races, I found that Kitsune have a really intresting racial feats to chose, namely Magical Tail. Each time you choose that feat, you gain a new cool spell like ability to use 2/day, and most of them are enhanced by Kitsune Magic too. Downside is, you need to invest 8 feats in it to get everything, which I think most classes won't be able to afford.
But then there's a feat heavy fighter.
So, my question is, will a fighter with 9 feats invested in Kitsune feats (8 for Tails, and one for Realistic Likeness which is awesome imho) manage to still be relevant in normal combat? With Kitsune bonuses to Dex and Cha, and a penalty to STR, i guess only dexterity based fighter would make sense, with either archery (with feats like Point Blank Shot, Precise Shot, Deadly Aim, Rapid Shot, Manyshot) or one handed fighting (Weapon Finesse, Power Attack) as a main attack option.
Kitsune favourite class bonus for fighter is +1/3 damage with attack against flanked opponent. You could also choose +1/6 of a next tier of Magical Tail feat. Is that flanking damage optimal, or is it better to save up on feats a little?
Also, DC for all the Magical Tails abilities is Cha based. We already have +2 from race, and I really wanna use skills like bluff, soooo, is investing a couple points in wisdom a way to completly ruin that fighter or not?
I would really use some suggestions on ablilities distribution/feats choice/archetypes/other suggestions. If you gonna say that this is just plain stupid idea, it's probably ok too, tho I plan on making a mostly thematic, flavourfull character, I'm just worried if that would not slow down the party too much.