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I figured I would ask here as it is a society character. Is there a feat that would do it?

So could a wizard aasimar with the daylight SLA eventually qualify for dragon disciple ( using his SLA to qualify as spontaneous casting)?

Were we supposed to vote for something? What happened?

A similar thing occurred about 20+ years ago in a game. An NPC became pregnant with an effective anti christ. We found a way, via a Gate spell, to eradicate the evil presence. If you had to continue, maybe a wish of something could downgrade the child to a tiefling?

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Ok I am looking to build an arcane archer, and I am faced with the debate of when to take feats. Let me post the basics.

Dwarf Ranger
Str 14, Dex 16, Con 14, Int 10, Wis 15, Cha 8.

At 7th level, I am taking a level of Empyreal bloodline Sorcerer.

I like dwarves quite a bit, so I am not to keen on changing the race or stats. It is for a homebrew campaign, so I am also not keen on min maxing for optimization cheese effect.

Now once I hit 8th level, here are the feats I can see

1. Point blank shot or deadly aim
2. precise shot or precise shot
3. deadly aim or point blank shot
5. rapid shot
7. weapon focus bow.

To summarize, I am eyeing point blank shot, deadly aim, precise shot, rapid shot, and weapon focus, but I am curious as to which order. Any ideas?

Fair enough. The beauty of PFS is go grab lightning bolt, and spend 2 pp to grab a scroll of haste x2. Consumables are your friend, so blast away (just watch for demons, who are immune to electricity).

As a real life parallel, I heard a story about some US soldiers in Iraq that were on a mission, and encountered some local civilians. They were fairly certain the civilians would rat them out, so they contemplated killing them, but they were afraid to kill them because of public sentiment. They let them go, the civilans ratted them out, and the soldiers were promptly surrounded and slaughtered.

I guess my point is to label some act as chaotic evil vs a necessary evil is a fine and delicate line, and we should be thoughtful to judge. Your Rogue murdering the prisoner? Evil. Executing people for a greater good? That arguement has been with us forever as far as its morality, but a gut level way to measure it might be 'you will know it when you see it'.