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So, I'm planning to make a Ninja character for PFS so I've been looking around to see if there's an answer on this. I haven't been able to find an official one.

Everything I've heard says that Ninja is, essentially, a Rogue but with way more mechanics swaps than a normal Archetype. So, I'm wondering if a Ninja is allowed to take things like the Extra Rogue Talent Feat or use the Human's Favored Class Bonus of 1/6th of a Rogue Talent per level. In threads that asked similar questions, I noticed that there was mention that the designers said that it was just accidentally overlooked and there was intended to be an 'Extra Ninja Trick' but so far I haven't seen such a feat published.

I'd like to assume that this is all perfectly allowable, but given the stricter rules of PFS, a definitive answer would be appreciated.

How come the Razmiran Priest PRC isn't legal? There doesn't seem to be anything particularly overpowered about it. I had been thinking of making a character with the Razmiran Priest Sorcerer Archetype, but not having the PRC to go along with it kind of bums me out.

Lately I've been thinking about making a geisha-style character for PFS, either a Lotus Geisha archetype or a standard Bard. Combat capability would likely be low, but social skills and knowledge skills would be high. What I'm wondering is, how well suited would such a character be to your usual PFS module? Are there enough situations that allow for more a peaceful resolution of some sort that would make playing the character worthwhile? Or would playing a geisha just be a waste of time?

I'm planning to make a Musket Master character for an upcoming Pathfinder game and I was wondering if anyone might have any ideas for where I can find a good mini, 28mm or within that area, that would work?

Wow. The Master Chymist is the perfect Prestige Class for this character!

Also, I found the Alchemist archetype that I was told about before. Apparently its in Ultimate Combat: The Ragechemist. Would this work well for a Hulk-style Alchemist then? And would it make sense to take levels of Barbarian as well? Though Barbarian levels seem like they'd slow the Alchemist progression, seeing as Master Chymist isn't available until 8th level even if you go pure Alchemist.

After seeing the Captain Andoran character writeup, I was wondering how I might be able to make a character of my own in the same vein. Particularly, how I might be able to create a certain giant green rage monster in Pathfinder.

I don't have every Pathfinder book, so there might be a class escaping me. I assume some levels of Barbarian, given the Rage ability is very fitting to the concept, but I've also been told there is an Alchemist Archetype in one of the Ultimate books (Combat, I think? Could be wrong) that has a whole Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde thing to it where the mutagens make you stronger but at the cost of intelligence? Seems perfectly fitting.

Of course, that still leaves out plenty of Feats and Traits that I'm probably unaware of that would be perfect.

Any help here would be appreciated.

Would it be possible to make a similar build of Captain Andoran just using Fighter levels?