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I know a lot of people think you should not multi-class with inquisitor because of all the awesome things high level inquisitors get especially greater bane, but I'm not all that interested in the high level spells or stalwart class features. I built this inquisitor of Cayden Cailean with a flanking rapier in mind, and took the best combat/teamwork feats to help get the most out of it, but the 3/4 BAB makes sad, when I have a Bloodrager and a Fighter on my team.

Currently our party are all 9th level and I was thinking to begin my multi-class at 10th level so that the other parts of my judgments can go up by 1 and the smiting can add adamantine. But I was wondering what yall thought of dipping into ranger levels, or are there other classes I should be considering.

Hello I ordered the Ire of the Storm module from you a while ago and it was supposed to be shipped between 4 to 8 days however I have not received it. I put the order in on September 9, 2018 and it was completed September 10, 2018 and its been several weeks and nothing. The package tracking says it arrived in North Texas around the 13th of September and has not updated since nor arrived since. The order number is 6425923, and the package ID is PZO00003130816. Any help would be most appreciated.

Hi I'm new to pathfinder society and I wanted to make a character so I can hopefully play at the upcoming paizocon in May, so I was wondering if you guys can tell me if my character I created with my GM friend is legal. Basically he is a sylph inquisitor of Cayden Cailean, I rolled for my ability scores in front of my friend and adjusted for race, also I took the weapon finesse feat. I didn't do a archetype, just switched out one of the racial feats for one on the list of possible choices. He uses a rapier, which is why I chose weapon finesse, and a short bow. Is this within the legal bounds? I'm not sure, any help or question will be helpful.