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Because I have spent to much money on 1e

I would strongly discourage the Noble Scion. Prestige classes are usually a trap in Pathfinder especially for spell casting classes. Noble Scion is worse than most in that respect. All it really gives you is some wealth related benefits and improved followers. If you are a sell caster you are sacrificing 8 caster levels which is way too high. If you are a martial you the medium BAB is really going to hamper your combat ability.

From what you have said it sounds like what you are looking for is a CHA based character with some magic ability and decent skills.

I am not familiar enough with the mesmerist to give you any useful advice.

The Courtly Hunter at first seems like it might work, but it is not a CHA based class. Its spells are WIS based and is also fairly combat oriented. That means you will probably want decent physical stats and will need a good WIS to cast your spells. Most of its spells are nature themed and do not lend themselves to your concept. If you are ok with reducing the characters leadership qualities this could work, but if you really want to play a leader this may prove difficult.

There are some spell casting vigilante archetypes. The magical child is the only CHA based caster for vigilante, but they use the summoners
spell list, which does not have much in the way of enchantment. They also only get 4 skill points per level. The warlock is an INT based caster that uses the wizard’s spell list. This would give you access to enchantment spells for control. They also only get 4 skill points per level but as an being an INT based caster; they will actually have more than that. Unlike the Hunter they also get mystic bolts so don’t need to use weapons for combat. This means they don’t need to worry about STR as much so can still get some CHA.

I agree with you noble scions are far from great but there ablities fit well with a noble character.

You could do noble scion it seems like it would work well. Its a prestige class from path of prestige

I will say I would be surprised if AoN didint have the most up to date info

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Cayden Cailien could work
He would probably be to drunk to notice

Curse of the crimson throne

With you're GM permission you could re flavor the arcane archer abilities as tech like instead of magic.

I can't think of anything that would cause it to be broken. Its only 1d6 on undead.

Slayer definitely works you could probably do rogue with one of the nature archetypes and ranks in survival

Spring heeled jack from bestiary 4

2 things

* Tavel knowledge probably could be 1/2 level instead of 1/3 a level.

* Traveler pet that is apart from role playing nothing but a Hindrance it just going die in 1 hit from fireball and if it does somehow not die it will just interfere with teleport and the likes.Consider making more like a familiar or animal companion

Otherwise it seems like a cool class

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You make a character like my dad where when they level up you role randomly and that determines what class you pick. He played the build in numerous pfs module including bonekeep and it’s gone really well for him.
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As a relatively youngling myself the beginner box is perfect for new and young player

Sounds good and just use the standard rogue strategy. If you don’t know any well try to flank at every opportunity.
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Gladius are treated as short swords
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Great job

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Flying archer and or spell caster with a good AC

Well until you hit level 4 you could try a scythe on a normal hit you deal 2d4 and on a critical hit you deal 8d4. you could combine this with the intimidate skill to demoralise enemy.Add on some Druid spells like entangle and you should be fine. Make sure to wear the best armour possible. I will say this is advice come from a multitude of different Druids using these against me.

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For more flavor wise a axe would have additional uses in day to day fantasy life such chopping wood and its more likely a random ciziten would
have a use a use a for a axe but its depending on the knights backstory eg if they were a woodsmen before becoming a knight having a axe for survival purposes and emergency combat would be easier than having to lug a heavy sword around with them.