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Hey, playing an archer for the only the second time, last time was a Zen Archer, this time I'm making a Paladin archer. Instantly noticing the feat difference. So what I'm wondering is what I should be looking at for gear, and especially feats and spells. We're starting at level 1, now are level 2. A few things to note:

Stats are high. We rolled stats, all three of us got to use whichever array we wanted of our rolls.

The other two are running a Butterfly Sting combo in melee. Inquisitor and scythe Oracle.

We will be going into mythic. This is probably the biggest thing I'd love some advice towards as it's brand new for me. Looking at Champion at the moment.

Doing a campaign based on/similar to Wrath of the Righteous. Homebrew, but that's the inspiration.

Here he is at level 2:

Thanks in advance for any advice. I'll do my best to reply to additional questions in a timely manner.

Basically comes down to: Can a spell effect, or spell pass through the opening of a Bag of Holding?

Rope Trick is the only spell that mentions spells not passing into an extra-dimensional space, BUT it also goes out of it's way to point out this isn't a normal extra-dimensional space.

The upper end is, in fact, fastened to an extra-dimensional space that is outside the usual multiverse of extra-dimensional spaces.

I'm trying to find if there's any RAW reason to believe something like a Symbol of Mirroring wouldn't cast it's area of effect out of the bag. If narrowed down to strictly while open is fine. Is there anything in the RAW that could be used to show this doesn't happen? Or is it more a case of RAI indicates spells don't pass the barrier, and RAW is hard to determine?

As an extra question, what happens to a Fireball if you shoot it into the open mouth of a Bag of Holding? I would expect this to be consistent with whatever the ruling is for the Symbol of Mirroring aura.

Just recently joined and started playing with a group off the web. First combat session the other day, and a strange rule he's using came up. If you beat someone's AC by ten or more you get to roll damage dice twice. I'm mildly concerned this could become problematic, but I don't know high level play very well. Campaign is planned to go to 20 and perhaps beyond, and I'm most concerned about spellcasters and gunslingers.

Do I have cause for concern with this? If so, any recommendations on how to approach it, without coming off a bit ruled lawyery?

Can you conceal/hide natural weapons using Sleight of Hand? Even when using the Rogue talent Deft Palm? If it matters referring to catfolk natural weapons.

If neither of these work, does anyone know of a way to do it?

Many thanks in advance.