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Differences:
- RAGE:
> Standard: Rage increases Str and Con. Fatigued for double amount of rage rounds when ended.
> Unchained: Rage increases melee attack, melee damage, and thrown damage. Grants 2 temporary hp per HD (these are lost first). Fatigued for 1 minute when ended.

- RAGE POWER CHANGES:
> Animal Fury (CRB): No change. Just clarifying text about primary attacks that was always part of it but left out of the original version's description to save space and not confuse new players by making them look in the Bestiary for how primary attacks work when used with weapon attacks.
> Auspicious Mark (UCom): Usable once per day vs. once per rage. Doesn't require spending rounds of rage to use. Increases to a higher bonus at later levels.
> Beast Totem (standard, lesser, and greater) (APG): No change.
> Bleeding Blow (UCom): Usable once per round while in the powerful stance vs. once per rage. Deals bleed damage equal to 1/2 powerful stance damage vs. equal to total powerful blow damage.
> Boasting Taunt (APG): No change.
> Body Bludgeon (UCom): No change.
> Brawler (standard and greater) (APG): No change.
> Chaos Totem (standard, lesser, and greater) (APG): No change.
> Clear Mind (CRB): Make second Will save 1 round later vs. immediately and can do so more than once in a rage.
> Crippling Blow (UCom): No longer dependent on powerful blow (or it's reincarnation powerful stance) and is now a stand-alone ability. Usable once per day vs. once per rage via powerful blow. Allows damage to be applied along with its effects. No longer allows a save to halve its damage.
> Deadly Accuracy (UCom): Unlimited use as long as they maintain their accurate stance vs. usable if the surprise accuracy power happens to crit.
> Disruptive (APG): No change.
> Dragon Totem (UCom): No change.
> Dragon Totem Resilience (UCom): No change.
> Eater of Magic (UCom): Unlimited use vs. once per rage. Is triggered immediately each time they successfully save vs. being allowed a second save to trigger it. Grants temporary hp equal to spell level or 1/2 CR vs. caster level or total CR.
> Energy Absorption (APG): Usable once per day vs. once per rage. Gain additional temporary hp equal to 1/2 damage attack would have inflicted (not applying energy resistance) vs. 1 hp per 3 damage attack would have inflicted. Also adds the effects of energy eruption at the appropriate level.
> Energy Resistance (APG): No change other than combining the effects of greater energy resistance at the appropriate level, but they absorb 2 energy damage per level (resistance applied first) vs. half energy damage taken (resistance applied after).
> Fearless Rage (CRB): No change. Just clarifies that panicked is not a condition protected by this power.
> Ferocious Mount (standard and greater) (APG): No change.
> Ferocious Trample (standard and greater) (APG): No change.
> Fiend Totem (standard, lesser, and greater) (APG): No change.
> Flesh Wound (APG): Usable once per day vs. once per rage. Armor check penalty no longer applies to the Fortitude save needed (which makes up for the fact that the barbarian no longer has an increased Fort save from their Con increasing during rage). Success means barbarian takes no damage while failure takes only half vs. success taking half damage and failure taking full damage.
> Ghost Rager (UCom): No change.
> Good for What Ails You (APG): No change.
> Ground Breaker (APG): Usable as many times in a rage as a full-round action vs. once per rage as a standard action.
> Ground Breaker, Greater (UCom): No change.
> Guarded Life (APG): No change.
> Guarded Life, Greater (UCom): No change.
> Guarded Stance (CRB): Includes effects of rolling dodge, granting a +1 AC to all attacks, not just melee, and lasts the whole rage, not just for rounds based on Con mod. Increases more frequently (every 4 lvls vs. every 6).
> Hive Totem (UCom): No change.
> Hive Totem Resilience (UCom): No change.
> Hive Totem Toxicity (UCom): No change.
> Hurling (standard, lesser, and greater) (APG): No change.
> Hurling Charge (APG): No change.
> Increased Damage Reduction (CRB): Larger increase to DR (2/- vs. 1/-).
> Inspire Ferocity (APG): Is used with reckless stance and is a permanent effect while in that stance vs. a move action to activate it. Lasts for as long as they maintain the stance vs. rounds based on Charisma mod.
> Internal Fortitude (CRB): No change.
> Intimidating Glare (CRB): Use Str instead of Cha for Intimidate modifier. Shaken condition potentially lasts longer (entire rage vs. 1d4 rounds + 1 per 5 above DC).
> Knockback (CRB): Allows full CMB to be used, regardless of what attack it replaces (example: BAB is +15/+10/+5, barbarian could attack with +15/+10/+CMB to make a bull rush at the end).
> Lethal Accuracy (UCom): Unlimited use as long as they maintain their accurate stance vs. usable if the surprise accuracy power happens to crit.
> Liquid Courage (APG): No change.
> Low-Light Vision (CRB): No change.
> Mighty Swing (CRB): Can only be used once per day instead of once per rage.
> Night Vision (CRB): Increases range if darkvision is already possessed. Adds darkvision to list of prerequisite options.
> No Escape (CRB): No change. Clarifies that bonuses to base speed apply.
> Overbearing Advance (APG): No change.
> Overbearing Onslaught (APG): No change.
> Perfect Clarity (UCom): Unlimited use as long as they maintain the calm stance vs. usable only during moment of clarity power use.
> Primal Scent (UCom): No change.
> Quick Reflexes (CRB): No change.
> Raging Climber (CRB): Gains a climb speed vs. a bonus to Climb checks equal to their level (but only on surfaces that have a Climb DC of 20 or lower). This in turn grants the normal +8 bonus to Climb checks (but as an enhancement bonus).
> Raging Leaper (CRB): Gains a flat +8 bonus to Acrobatics checks made to jump vs. a bonus equal to their level. Also gains the ability to halve the total distance fallen for purposes of determining falling damage.
> Raging Swimmer (CRB): Gains a swim speed vs. a bonus to Swim checks equal to their level. This in turn grants the normal +8 bonus to Swim checks (but as an enhancement bonus).
> Reflexive Dodge (UCom): Unlimited use while maintaining guarded stance vs. usable only during rolling dodge power use.
> Renewed Vigor (CRB): No change (although standard barbarians will probably have a higher Con modifier to boost this).
> Renewed Vitality (UCom): No longer dependent on having Renewed Vigor. Has the effects of Renewed Life added to it, allowing her to ignore negative level effects applied to her. Loses the once-per-day ability to remove an ongoing effect when the rage ends.
> Roaring Drunk (APG): No change.
> Roused Anger (CRB): Loses fatigued condition vs. becoming immune to it. Does not gain temporary hp from the rage. When done raging, becomes exhausted for a flat 10 minutes vs. 10 minutes per round spent raging.
> Scent (CRB): No change.
> Smasher (APG): Unlimited use vs. once per rage. Ignores 1 point of hardness per level vs. ignores hardness entirely. No uses means not having to decide to use it before the attack roll.
> Spirit Steed (APG): No change.
> Spirit Totem (standard, lesser, and greater) (APG): No change.
> Sprint (UCom): Unlimited use vs. once per rage. Adds 1/2 speed to distance she can move when running or charging vs. 6x speed run and 3x speed charge.
> Staggering Drunk (APG): No change.
> Sunder Enchantment (UCom): No change. Note that this rage power normally has a prerequisite of needing to have the spell sunder rage power before you can take it. The unchained barbarian no longer gets spell sunder as an option since it was removed and its benefits were folded into the witch hunter rage power. It's recommended GMs add a House rule that the prerequisite rage power needed to take this be changed to witch hunter.
> Superstition (CRB): Removed supernatural abilities from the list of abilities this power affects.
> Swift Foot (CRB): Larger increase to speed (10 ft. vs. 5 ft.).
> Terrifying Howl (CRB): Affects only enemies shaken by the barbarian vs. shaken from any source. Adds intimidating glare rage power as a prerequisite.
> Unexpected Strike (CRB): Can only be used if there are no other enemies in a square the barbarian threatens. Unlimited usage vs. once per rage.
> Witch Hunter (APG): If you confirm a critical hit against a creature benefiting from an ongoing spell effect, that effect is suppressed for 1 round (determined randomly if more than one effect).
> World Serpent Totem (UCom): No change.
> World Serpent Spirit (UCom): No change.
> World Serpent Totem Unity (UCom): No change.

REMOVED AND FOLDED INTO OTHER POWERS:
> Rolling Dodge (CRB): Folded into Guarded Stance.
> Lesser Elemental Rage (APG): Folded into Elemental Stance.
> Greater Elemental Rage (APG): Folded into Elemental Stance.
> Energy Eruption (APG): Folded into Energy Absorption.
> Greater Energy Resistance (APG): Folded into Energy Resistance.
> Bestial Climber (UCom): Folded into Raging Climber.
> Bestial Swimmer (UCom): Folded into Raging Swimmer.
> Renewed Life (UCom): Folded into Renewed Vitality.
> Spell Sunder (UCom): Folded into Witch Hunter.

REPLACED BY NEW RAGE POWERS:
> Moment of Clarity (CRB) -> Calm Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Lasts as long as the barbarian wishes it to vs. 1 round once per rage. Allows barbarian to retain their temporary hit points gained from raging. Requires no action (aside from the move action to enter the stance) vs. a swift action.
> Powerful Blow (CRB) -> Powerful Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Applies to melee or thrown damage rolls vs. all damage rolls. Applies to all attacks and lasts as long as the barbarian keeps the stance vs. one attack once per rage. Requires no action (aside from the move action to enter the stance) vs. a swift action that needs to be made before knowing if the attack hit.
> Strength Surge (CRB) -> Strength Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Lasts as long as stance is maintained vs. once per rage as an immediate action. Grants a flat +8 bonus to Strength for determining checks to lift, push, bend, or break objects vs. +1 per level. Grants a +1 bonus to CMB and CMD that increases by +1 every 4 levels vs. just +1 per level.
> Surprise Accuracy (CRB) -> Accurate Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Applies to melee or thrown attack rolls vs. all attack rolls. Applies to all attacks and lasts as long as the barbarian keeps the stance vs. one attack once per rage. Requires no action (aside from the move action to enter the stance) vs. a swift action that needs to be made before rolling the attack. Grants a competence bonus vs. a morale bonus.
> Elemental Rage (APG) -> Elemental Stance: Combines all three elemental rage powers (standard, lesser, and greater) into one stance rage power. Can be used as long as the stance persists vs. one round. Early on, only deals 1 additional energy damage per attack vs. 1d4.
> Knockdown (APG) -> Knockdown Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Usable once per round while maintaining stance vs. once per rage. Deals no damage vs. damage equal to Str.
> Reckless Abandon (APG) -> Reckless Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Becomes a gateway rage power to a number of new rage powers that are usable while in this stance.
> Regenerative Vigor (UCom) -> Regenerative Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Gains a number of temporary hit points back each round based on her level up to her max she gains from raging each round (vs. fast healing 1-3). No longer dependent on having Renewed Vigor.
> Come and Get Me (APG) -> Taunting Stance: Becomes a stance rage power. Allows continuous use allowing barbarian to attack in addition to getting this benefit.

NOT MENTIONED BUT SEEMINGLY NO REASON FOR THESE TO BE UNAVAILABLE TO THE UNCHAINED BARBARIAN:
> Bestial Leaper (UCom): Unlike bestial climber and bestial swimmer mentioned above did with their counterparts, this rage power didn't have its effects folded into raging leaper. Unclear if this was intentional or not.
> Dragon Totem Wings (UCom): Odd considering the other dragon totem rage powers were mentioned as being available to the unchained barbarian but not this one.
> Spellbreaker (APG): Since this just grants the benefits of a feat while raging, it seems like an oversight for not being included.

NEW RAGE POWERS INTRODUCED FOR THE UNCHAINED BARBARIAN:
> Protect Vitals
> Sharpened Accuracy
> Shove Aside
> Shove Aside, Greater

- DANGER SENSE VS. TRAP SENSE
> Bonus to saves and AC against trap attacks and Perception checks to avoid being surprised vs. just the bonus to saves and AC against trap attacks.

- OTHER CLASS ABILITY CHANGES
> Uncanny Dodge (2nd level): Bizarrely, the unchained barbarian's uncanny dodge ability received an update to it that has a lot of people scratching their heads. For one, it now allows the barbarian to keep her Dex bonus to AC while immobilized, but completely removes the part about keeping her Dex bonus to AC if her attacker is invisible. To make matters more confusing, the unchained rogue later in the book also has uncanny dodge, but its description is identical to that of the original version. It's almost as if the part in the original ability that says "the attacker is invisible. She still loses her Dexterity bonus to AC if" was deleted by mistake. GMs may wish to treat that as the case and use the original version of the ability since allowing it to be used vs. invisible attackers is helpful and keeping your Dexterity bonus when you can't move is nonsensical.
> Tireless Rage (17th level): Adds the stipulation that beginning a rage less than 1 minute from when a previous rage ended does not grant temporary hit points

- Base attack bonus: Full (instead of 3/4s HD)

- Saves: Will is REDUCED to a bad save

- Weapon and Armor Proficiency: "Monk" weapons added to list of weapon proficiencies.

- Flurry of blows: Big changes. Instead of getting treated as having Two-Weapon Fighting at various levels, they instead just get an extra attack at their highest BAB (and then another at 11th level). This means they also don't take a penalty to attack for using "two different weapons". In fact if they used a two-handed weapon they'd get 1.5 Str on each hit. Combined with their new full BAB, the new flurry hits more reliably than it did previously. Near the end, the original monk does technically get one more attack in their flurry chain, but it's at an incredible penalty and doesn't match up compared to the extra unchained attacks that are at full BAB.

- Maneuver training: Removed entirely since they get full BAB anyway.

- Still mind: Gained at 4th level instead of 3rd level. Note that monk vows can still be taken by the unchained monk, but losing access to still mind hurts more now that their Will saves are poor.

- Ki Pool: Gained earlier at 3rd level instead of 4th level. Removes the ability to spend ki points to increase speed by 20 feet in one round and to gain a +4 dodge bonus to AC (the speed bonus is instead granted by the sudden speed ki power, which also increases the speed bonus from 20 ft. to 30 ft. The dodge bonus is instead granted by the furious defense ki power).

- Ki powers: many former abilities have been converted into ki powers. A number of abilities unique to monk archetypes have been added here as well to make up for the fact that the unchained monk loses access to the monk's list of archetype options. Below are those ki powers that have been changed in one way or another compared to their original versions.
-> Abundant Step: Taken as a ki power, the monk can gain this at level 8 instead of 12.
-> Diamond Body: Taken as a ki power, can be gained earlier at level 8 instead of 11. Doesn't grant total immunity to poisons however, just the ability to spend a ki point to remove one poison affecting them as if they were using neutralize poison.
-> Diamond Soul: Taken as a ki power, can be gained earlier at level 12 instead of level 13. However, it's activated by spending 2 ki points as a swift action instead of being always on. This is sort of a benefit, since it helps avoid rule ambiguity as to whether or not friendly spells should be blocked by it.
-> Empty Body: Taken as a ki power, can be gained earlier at 18th level instead of 19th. Note that this level requirement was left out of Pathfinder Unchained by mistake (and was printed with NO level requirement mentioned at all), and was clarified by one of the devs later on the forums. The only "official" correction to this is in the form of an update added to the Additional Resources and Campaign Clarifications documents for Pathfinder Society.
-> High Jump: Now a ki power. No change otherwise.
-> Quivering Palm: As a ki power, can be taken as early as 16th level instead of earlier at 15th level. However, the attack can be used as many times in a day as they have points to spend to use it (4 ki points) rather than once per day.
-> Slow Fall: As a ki power, must spend a ki point to activate, however there is no limit to the fall damage that can be negated due to the distance fallen (provided they're adjacent to a wall), and as soon as they take it they're essentially treated as having feather fall, just like a standard 20th-level monk would be.
-> Wholeness of Body: As a ki power, can be taken as early as 4th level instead of 7th level. Also can heal 1d8 + level instead of just level.

- Style Strike (NEW ABILITY): At 5th level, monk gains the ability to apply a specific effect to 1 unarmed strike made during a flurry of blows, learning more at later levels and even the ability to use more than one during a flurry.

- Tongue of the Sun and Moon: Gained MUCH earlier at 13th level instead of 17th.

- Flawless Mind (NEW ABILITY): At 19th level, monk is able to roll twice and take the better result whenever rolling a Will save (which makes up for the fact that they have bad will saves now [though shame it's gained so late]).

- Perfect Self: Adds the ability for the monk to enter a calm state to regain 1 ki point per 10 minutes spent in the state (up to his max).

- Finesse training (NEW CLASS FEATURE)

- Sneak attack can attack concealed enemies now (but not total concealment)

- Many updates to rogue talents to make them stronger

- Danger sense replaces trap sense

- Debilitating injury (NEW CLASS FEATURE)

- Rogue's edge (NEW CLASS FEATURE)

ROGUE TALENT CHANGES
* Basic
> Assault Leader (APG): No change.
> Black Market Connections (UC): No change.
> Bleeding Attack (CRB): No change.
> Camouflage (APG): Removes once per day limitation.
> Canny Observer (APG): No change.
> Coax Information (APG): Adds an effect that says when the duration of the attitude shift ends, the target goes back to its original attitude level, not one step down.
> Combat Swipe (APG): Adds an effect that at 6th level the rogue is treated as having the prerequisites to qualify for the Greater Steal feat (but they must still take the feat as normal).
> Combat Trick (CRB): No change.
> Cunning Trigger (APG): No change.
> Deft Palm (UC): No change.
> Distracting Attack (APG): No change.
> Esoteric Scholar (UC): Removes once per day limitation. Note that since any character can make Knowledge skill checks untrained, this ability likely meant to say that a rogue can attempt untrained Knowledge checks even on topics with a DC higher than 10.
> Expert Leaper (APG): Adds rogue's level to Acrobatics check and allows greater distances of falling height to be ignored if they beat the DC by enough.
> Fast Getaway (APG): No change.
> Fast Stealth (CRB): No change.
> Firearm Training (UC): No change.
> Follow Clues (APG): No change.
> Getaway Artist (UC): No change.
> Grit (UC): No change.
> Hold Breath (UC): Doubles the amount of time they can hold their breath instead of adding 2 rounds to the limit. Removes the part about being able to be taken multiple times.
> Iron Guts (UC): No change.
> Lasting Poison (APG): Increases rounds a poison can be used, from 2 to Dexterity modifier (minimum 2).
> Ledge Walker (CRB): In addition to narrow surfaces, adds uneven and slippery surfaces.
> Major Magic (CRB): Increases the number of times it can be used from 2/day to 1 per 2 levels per day.
> Minor Magic (CRB): Increases the number of times it can be used from 3/day to at will.
> Nimble Climber (APG): Make a Reflex save instead of a Climb check at the same DC as the Climb check (instead of base DC + 10).
> Ninja Trick (UC): No change.
> Positioning Attack (APG): No change.
> Powerful Sneak (APG): Allows reroll of natural 1s instead of treating them as a result of 2.
> Quick Disable (CRB): Adds ability to open locks as a standard action if they would normally take a full-round action.
> Quick Disguise (APG): No change.
> Quick Trapsmith (APG): No change.
> Resiliency (CRB): Doubles the amount of temporary hp gained.
> Rogue Crawl (CRB): Also reduces attack roll and AC penalties for being prone by 2.
> Rope Master (UC): No change.
> Slow Reactions (CRB): No change.
> Stand Up (CRB): Adds ability to instead stand up as a swift action that DOESN'T provoke attacks of opportunity.
> Strong Impression (APG): No change.
> Strong Stroke (UC): No change.
> Surprise Attack (CRB): Adds ability to add 1/2 rogue level to sneak attack damage rolls made during the surprise round.
> Survivalist (APG): No change.
> Swift Poison (APG): No change.
> Terrain Mastery (UC): No change (just clarifying text).
> Trap Spotter (CRB): No change.
> Underhanded (UC): No change. Note there's an unresolved issue with this talent still. Even with the Quick Draw feat, drawing a concealed weapon is a move action, and thus can't be performed in a surprise round along with an attack. If this was intentional, then the rogue would probably need some other ability to use this properly, such as the ambush class feature from the bandit archetype.
> Wall Scramble (UC): No change.
> Weapon Training (CRB): No change.

* Advanced
> Another Day (APG): No change.
> Confounding Blades (UC): No change.
> Crippling Strike (CRB): No change.
> Deadly Cocktail (APG): No change.
> Deadly Sneak (APG): Allows a reroll of 1s and 2s instead of treating them as a result of 3.
> Defensive Roll (CRB): Goes from 1/day to unlimited use.
> Dispelling Attack (CRB): No change.
> Familiar (UC): No change.
> Fast Tumble (APG): No change.
> Feat (CRB): No change.
> Frugal Trapsmith (APG): No change.
> Getaway Master (UC): No change.
> Hide in Plain Sight (UC): No change.
> Hunter's Surprise (APG): No change.
> Improved Evasion (CRB): No change.
> Knock-Out Blow (APG): No change.
> Master of Disguise (CRB): Allows disguise to be donned as standard action. Adds stipulation that rogues must have the quick disguise talent first.
> Opportunist (CRB): Removes restriction for Combat Reflexes.
> Redirect Attack (APG): No change.
> Rumormonger (UC): No change.
> Skill Mastery (CRB): Reduces skills to be chosen from 3 + Int mod to just Int mod, but also automatically includes all skills chosen for rogue's edge class feature.
> Slippery Mind (CRB): No change.
> Stealthy Sniper (APG): No change.
> Unwitting Ally (UC): No change.
> Weapon Snatcher (UC): No change.

NEW ROGUE TALENTS INTRODUCED FOR UNCHAINED ROGUE
* Basic
> Certainty
> Multitalented

* Advanced
> Cutting Edge
> Double Debilitation
> Light Walker
> Multitalented, Greater
> Quick Shot
> Terrain Mastery, Greater

REMOVED ROGUE TALENTS
* Basic
> Finesse Rogue (CRB): Redundant now that all unchained rogues start with Weapon Finesse.
> Befuddling Strike (APG): effects are now a part of the disoriented debilitating injury class feature.
> Charmer (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.
> Fast Fingers (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.
> Fast Picks (APG): Removed and folded into the Quick Disable talent.
> Hard to Fool (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.
> Honeyed Words (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.
> Peerless Maneuver (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.
> Snap Shot (APG): Removed as it now has a simplified version in the new Quick Shot talent, but is now an advanced talent as it has become a swift action.
> Sniper's Eye (APG): Removed as it is now something all unchained rogues get for free with the update to sneak attack.

* Advanced
> Entanglement of Blades (APG): Removed as it is now part of the hampered debilitating injury class feature.
> Thoughtful Reexamining (APG): Removed as it is now part of the Certainty talent.

NOT MENTIONED BUT SEEMINGLY NO REASON FOR THESE TO BE UNAVAILABLE TO THE UNCHAINED ROGUE:
* Basic
> Guileful Polyglot (APG): Additional languages seems harmless.
> Offensive Defense (APG): Possibly removed since this talent needed an official FAQ update to it to prevent players from abusing it. As long as you're aware of the FAQ (AC bonus only applies against the creature the ability was used against and dodge bonus doesn't stack with itself in case the rogue uses it multiple times in a round) then there's no reason this shouldn't be an option for the unchained rogue.
> Convincing Lie (UC): Harmless roleplaying talent.
> Ki Pool (UC): Seems like an oversight considering unchained rogues still have access to the ninja trick talent.

* Advanced
> Hard Minded (UC): This was left out due to a technicality. Originally this talent was called hard to fool, but there was already a talent with that name from the Advanced Player's Guide and this one did something different. A later errata to Ultimate Combat changed the talent to hard minded, but by that point Pathfinder Unchained had already been published.
> Master Tricks (UC): This talent was left out of the original printing of Ultimate Combat by mistake, but was later added back in with an official errata. Unfortunately for the unchained rogue, however, the errata was released after Pathfinder Unchained was published.

- Major eidolon changes including:
> Their weapon attacks are now counted against the max attack value.
> Their evolution pool has been reduced, gaining fewer points to spend as they level up.
> They can now disobey the orders of their summoner if they're commanded to do something against their ethos. They will also refuse to be summoned if their summoner's alignment changes more than 1 step away from their alignment.
> Eidolon's now have subtypes tied to one of the outsider subtypes (and a few non-outsider types in later books). This subtype determines the eidolon's alignment, their base form, the evolutions they can choose, and some extra specific evolutions they gain automatically.

- Evolutions now list additional requirements before they can be taken, including which subtypes are allowed access to them.
> UPDATE: Only one evolution seems to have been updated between versions. The pounce evolution went from a 1-point evolution to a 3-point evolution.

THINGS THAT WENT MISSING BETWEEN VERSIONS
Note: Everything introduced in Ultimate Magic was ignored, which seems bizarre considering it was released a couple years prior.
- Base Forms
> Aquatic (UM): This seems like a HUGE oversight considering aquatic campaigns exist and there are a number of outsider types that have fishy-looking things in them.
> Avian (CoC): Normally I wouldn't mention non-core books, but this one feels like it deserves special mention since the book it comes from, Cohorts and Companions, was being edited and published around the same time as Pathfinder Unchained.
> Tauric (CoC): See avian above.

- Evolutions
> 1-Point:
~ Basic Magic (UM): A number of subtypes now grant spell-like abilities, which was probably why this was omitted, but Horror Realms did introduce the line of psychic magic evolutions which are very similar to this (albeit usually only available to the aberrant subtype). One thing worth noting is the azata subtype has a 20th-level ability that allows it to become incorporeal, but says it can still activate any spell-like ability evolutions it possesses. The azata subtype does not naturally gain any spell-like abilities and there are, in fact, NO spell-like ability evolutions since this line of evolutions was omitted from the unchained summoner write-up.
~ Hooves (UM): Like claws but only for the feet. Omitting this seems odd considering they're technically worse than the claw evolution since they're secondary attacks.
~ Low-Light Vision (UM): Subtypes now describe what vision abilities the eidolon gains beyond the darkvision they all have. Interestingly only the plant subtype from Ultimate Wilderness gets low-light vision.
~ Unnatural Aura (UM): Seems like this would have been a no-brainer evolution for the aberrant subtype from Horror Realms to gain automatically.

> 2-Point:
~ Channel Resistance (UM): This one's tied to the undead appearance evolution (see below).
~ Head (UM): There's plenty of outsiders out there with multiple heads, and again another no-brainer (or extra-brainer?) for the aberrant subtype.
~ Keen Scent (UM): This one was more tied in to the left-out aquatic base form.
~ Minor Magic (UM): See basic magic in the 1-point evolutions above.
~ Shadow Blend (ARG): Some parts of this evolution were folded into the 4th-level ability gained by eidolons with the shadow subtype. It's not a complete recreation, however.
~ Shadow Form (ARG): See shadow blend above. Also the ghost touch effect from this evolution is also a feature of the 4th-level abilities of the radiant and void subtypes.
~ Undead Appearance (UM): This would have been a great evolution to base a nightshade subtype off of, but alas we never got that in 1st Edition's lifespan. The shadow blend and shadow form evolutions above would have also been great additions to this subtype.

> 3-Point:
~ Major Magic (UM): See basic magic in the 1-point evolutions above.
~ See in Darkness (UM): Many subtypes now grant the see in darkness universal monster ability at a certain level.

> 4-Point:
~ Dimension Door (UM): No comment.
~ Incorporeal Form (UM): Only the azata subtype via its 20th-level ability has the power to naturally become incorporeal now.
~ Lifesense (UM): This evolution was tied in with the undead appearance evolution mentioned above. It's worth noting that void subtypes gain this ability at 12th level and aberrant subtypes eventually gain blindsight (a broader version of this ability).
~ No Breath (UM): No comment.
~ Ultimate Magic (UM): See basic magic in the 1-point evolutions above.

"Effect spell effect (empowered disintegrate, +9 ranged touch, 30d6 damage plus 50%, DC 19 Fort save reduces the damage to 5d6 plus 50%)."

Slight correction to my version: change "lesser divination" to "faint divination". Also remove "profane" from the bonus; it appears to be untyped.

DESCRIPTION
This image of the Sihedron rune appears to pulse on the surface of the skin, as if it were breathing.
A character marked with this tattoo gains a +4 profane bonus on Knowledge checks on topics related to Thassilon and Thassilonian magic.

CONSTRUCTION
Requirements Inscribe Magic Tattoo, heightened awareness; Cost 1,600 gp

Does anybody know what this is or where to find it?? I've looked in every scenario and can't locate it anywhere. Sihedron brand (endurance) is in S4-08, and Sihedron brand (service) is in S4-20, but no Sihedron brand (basic).

* Phantom steed appears on both the 2nd- and 3rd-level spell lists for the spiritualist. It's of the author's opinion that it was intended to be a 3rd-level spell, but this may not be true.

* Pg. 12 - Lamellar armor now mentions that it comes with gauntlets. What's noteworthy about this is that it's said as a blanket statement to all types of lamellar, whereas the piecemeal armor rules in Ultimate Combat only mention that steel lamellar includes these.
* Pg. 13 - O-yoroi armor now mentions it includes gauntlets, matching the wording in the piecemeal armor rules in Ultimate Combat.
* Pg. 14 - Tatami-do armor now mentions it includes gauntlets, matching the wording in the piecemeal armor rules in Ultimate Combat.
* Pg. 16 - Weapons, 2nd paragraph, last sentence, change "exceeds" to "equals or exceeds".
* Pg. 21 - Two-handed melee weapons table, kyoketsu shoge, damage type, change "S or P" to "B, S, or P".
* Pg. 31 - Kusarigama now mentions that the sickle end deals the higher damage value while the chain deals the lower.
* Pg. 43 - Table 1-10: Firearms, dragon pistol, change the ranged entry for this weapon from "20" to "special".
* Pg. 44 - The double hackbut now mentions what it uses as ordnance. It fires bullets and requires 6 doses of black powder.
* Pg. 57 - Table 2-1: Adventuring Gear (cont.), gunslinger's kit now includes a superscript of 2.
* Pg. 76 - Alchemy crafting kit's weight changed from "50 lbs." to "5 lbs." (although interestingly the table on the next page did not update the weight).
* Pg. 81 - Table 2-4: Guard and Hunting Animals; both axe beak and cat,small had their names corrected to "Axe beak (combat trained)" and "Cat, hunting", respectively.
* Pg. 89 - Both furs and the hot weather outfit list the bonuses they grant as circumstance bonuses instead of untyped bonuses.
* Pg. 106 - Introductory paragraph to alchemical weapons, last sentence now correctly says that the craft DC for these items are found in their description rather than on table 2-16.
* Pg. 110 - Crafting Poison, first paragraph, last sentence, change "applying poison" to "crafting poison".
* Pg. 111 - Table 2-17: Poisons, both belladonna and hemlock now have an asterisk with a footnote at the end of the table saying to look in the Core Rulebook for additional information about them.
* Pg. 120 - Table 3-4: Shield Special Abilities, +3 shield special ability section, wild special ability now updated to have its d% range include the results of 99 and 100.
* Pg. 127 - Giant-hide armor now appropriately mentions you take the form of the giant instead of just growing to match its height.
* Pg. 137 - Table 3-8: Melee Weapon Special Abilities (cont.), +2 weapon special abilities, impact had it's superscript changed from "3" to "4".
* Pg. 139 - Table 3-10: Ranged Weapon Special Abilities, +3 or +4 weapon special ability section, designating, greater now includes a superscript of "3".
* Pg. 157 - Luck blade header, change "4 wishes" to "3 wishes".
* Pg. 166 - Dungeon ring, construction requirements, cost header changed from "6,000 gp" to "varies".
* Pg. 180 - Rod of balance, aura entry changed from "faint abjuration" to "faint abjuration and transmutation".
* Pg. 208 - Belt Slot Wondrous Items intro, 1st sentence, "scabbards" removed from list of items that are typically belt slot wondrous items.
* Pg. 210 - Belt of physical perfection, cost of the +6 variant changed from "77,000 gp" to "72,000 gp".
* Pg. 212 - Gorgon belt updated to clarify that the saving bonus for its effect is a Fortitude save.
* Pg. 213 - Serpent belt updated to clarify that the "+4 bonus to poisons" is a bonus to saves against them.
* Pg. 225 - Goggles of elvenkind, construction requirements now include "creator must be an elf".
* Pg. 238 - Glyphbane gloves, construction requirements, change "detect traps" to "find traps".
* Pg. 260 - Necklace of netted stars, first paragraph, last sentence, delete the mention of 0-level spells.
* Pgs. 270 & 271 - Bracelet of second chances, 2nd sentence, change "critical hit" to "critical hit or sneak attack".
* Pg. 274 - Shackles of compliance, delete the last sentence as it is redundant.
* Pg. 278 - Table 5-13: Slotless Wondrous Items (cont.), greater minor slotless items section, d% range for the horn of goodness/evil changed from "78-79" to just "79".
* Pg. 297 - 1) Far-reaching sight updated to say that a firearm can only have one sight attached at a time. 2) Feather token, whip updated to say that the CMD for the whip is 25.
* Pg. 300 - Goblin skull bomb, last sentence, remove mention of mage hand since that spell can't move magic items.
* Pg. 310 - Maul of the titans, change cost to "12,805 gp".
* Pg. 319 - Seeker's sight updated to say that a firearm can only have one sight attached at a time.
* Pg. 365 - Table 7-7: Type E Treasure (and including tables 7-8, 7-9, 7-10, and 7-11 on the following pages), change all references to page 116 to page 117.
* Pg. 374 - Table 7-25: 3rd-level Arcane Scrolls, Uncommon scroll section, change "beast shape" at the 09-12 d% range to "blood biography".
* Pg. 388 - Table 7-50: Random Gems, azurite d% range changed to "15-20".

* Pgs. 9 & 10 - Agile half-plate is heavier than its non-agile counterpart, whereas agile breastplate is lighter than its counterpart.
* Pg. 15 - Table 1-3: Donning Armor was directly copied from the Core Rulebook and as such leaves out most of the armor's mentioned in this book.
* Pg. 22 - Trip weapon property description leaves out the update to it delivered by Sean K. Reynolds in a blog post, saying that a wielder may apply the weapon's bonuses to the roll not only for tripping, but also when attempting a drag or reposition combat maneuver.
* Pg. 26 - Dan bong grants a +2 bonus to CMB checks to grapple, but doesn't mention if this supercedes the -4 penalty a character would take for not having both hands free, or stacks with it for a net penalty of -2. {//Personally, I feel the grapple weapon property should have text in it that says using a grapple weapon to grapple negates the -4 penalty}
* Pg. 28 - Gauntlet, 4th sentence says medium and heavy armors include gauntlets (except breastplates), but technically neither should hide armor, since it isn't mentioned as having gaunlets in the Core Rulebook, Ultimate Equipment, or the Beginner's Box.
* Pg. 33 - My routine copy-paste about nets:
1) According to a feat in Ultimate Combat, specifically Net and Trident, nets are two-handed thrown weapons. Before this, there was no mention of the number of hands required to use a net in the Core Rulebook or, by extension, this book.

2) However, on page 202 of the Core Rulebook, a character has always been able to throw a net in one hand as a ranged attack, but only when the other hand is also throwing a weapon, a la two-weapon fighting rules.
* Pg. 38 - Swordbreaker dagger, last sentence says it grants a +4 bonus on combat maneuver chcks to disarm, but it's uncertain if this includes the +2 bonus the disarm property the weapon has grants, or if they stack to make a +6 bonus.
* Pg. 42 - Alchemical cartridge; based on the wording, it's uncertain if whether or not alchemical cartridges can take the place of a metal cartridge, ergo being usable with an advanced firearm.
* Pg. 43 - Table 1-10: Firearms, Two-handed ranged weapons (early firearms), change the range on the double-barreled musket from "10 ft." to "40 ft.", as per the recent errata to Ultimate Combat.
* Pgs. 56 & 58 - Table 2-1: Adventuring Gear; the astrolabe has a 1,000 gp price tag, but it's unclear if this is an update or an error, as previous books that list this item have it at a 100 gp price tag.
* Pgs. 57 & 71 - Table 2-1: Adventuring Gear (cont.); the shaving kit's table entry differs in price than it's description on page 71. Here it's listed at "15 sp" whereas on page 71 it's "15 gp".
* Pg. 59 - Bard's kit, add a spell component pouch.
* Pg. 69 - Oracle's kit, add a spell component pouch.
* Pg. 73 - Summoner's kit, add a spell component pouch.
* Pg. 77 - Table 2-2: Tools and Skill Kits; as mentioned in the hidden errata section above, the alchemy crafting kit's weight was changed from 50 ft. to 5 ft. in its description, but in this table it still says 50 ft.
* Pgs. 81 & 82 - Table 2-5: Farm and Work Animals, chicken is listed with a 1 gp price tag, but according to the section on trade goods, its only 2 cp.
* Pg. 84 - Rabbit, last sentence says rabbits have the same statistics as rats, but in Bestiary 4 a creature known as a pooka has the ability to transform into a rabbit, which says to use the stats for a raccoon.
* Pg. 85 - Squirrel, first paragraph, last sentence says squirrels have the same statistics as rats, which is fine if using only core books, but as of Player Companion: Animal Archive, squirrels have their own stat blocks.
* Pg. 86 - 1) Carriage, it's possible this mode of transportation is a recreation of the coach cab from the Core Rulebook. If that's the case, it should mention it costs 3 cp per mile to ride in, but only 1 cp when traveling within the boundaries of a town. 2) Galley has a 30,000 gp price tag, but in Ultimate Combat it has a 10,000 gp price tag.
* Pg. 87 - Table 2-8: Transport, as mentioned above, Galley has a 30,000 gp price tag but only a 10,000 gp price tag in Ultimate Combat.
* Pgs. 95 & 96 - Orc trail rations are 1 gp cheaper than all other racial trail rations.
* Pg. 107 - Holy water should maybe mention somewhere in its description that unholy water also exists.
* Pg. 131 - Celestial shield, CL for this item is 7th, but overland flight can't be cast until 9th level.
* Pg. 133 - Zombie skin shield, aura says moderate abjuration, but it seems pretty evident that it should be moderate necromancy instead.
* Pg. 147 - Seeking special ability, first sentence, change "ranged weapons" to "ranged weapons and ammunition".
* Pg. 162 - Sword of subtlety, grants a +4 bonus on its wielder's attack and damage rolls when sneak attacking, but it's unclear if this includes the +1 enhancement bonus it has already, or if it stacks with it.
* Pg. 170 - Ring of energy resistance lists a CL of 11th, but in the Core Rulebook it lists several CLs to account for its Minor, Major, and Greater variants, specifically 3rd, 7th, and 11th, respectively.
* Pg. 173 - Ring of shooting stars, table within the item's description, for 1 lightning ball, change the damage from "2d6" to "4d6".
* Pg. 174 - Ring of shooting stars (cont.), construction requirements, there is some that think ball lightning should be able to be a substitute for lightning bolt when making this item.
* Pg. 176 - Not really an error as it is speculation, but when a community thinks something should cost more money, it's worth mentioning. Many in the community feel the ring of the sea strider is underpriced.
* Pg. 180 - Table 4-5: Metamagic Rods (+3 Spell Level) mentions Widen Spell rod, which doesn't seem to exist. If it did, it'd probably have the following stats:

Widen Metamagic Rod . PRICE: Varies

Lesser widen metamagic rod . 14,000 GP
Widen metamagic rod . 54,000 GP
Greater widen metamagic rod . 121,500 GP
AURA strong (no school) CL 17th WEIGHT 5 lbs.

The wielder can widen up to three spells per day as though using the Widen Spell feat.

CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS: COST varies
Lesser widen metamagic rod 7,000 GP
Widen metamagic rod 27,000 GP
Greater widen metamagic rod 60,750 GP
Craft Rod, Widen Spell

* Pgs. 193-200 & 202 - Table 4-6: Staves and descriptions, change the price of the staff of fire to "18,932 gp" (cost: 9,466 gp), the staff of size alteration to "26,150 gp" (cost: 13,066 gp), and the staff of frost to "41,332 gp" (cost: 20,666 gp). Additionally, the various spell-school staves are also technically priced incorrectly, but these seem to get a pass since they'd differ from one another, and uniformity was apparently important when these were first printed in the Core Rulebook, and since they're legacy items. Still, if a GM wanted to price these staves according to what it would actually cost to make one (in case a player notices and argues that they could make one cheaper, or sell one for more money), you can change them to the following:

abjuration PRICE 81,900 gp / COST 40,950 gp
conjuration PRICE 81,900 gp / COST 40,950 gp
divination PRICE 86,006 gp / COST 45,116 gp
enchantment PRICE 81,900 gp / COST 40,950 gp
evocation PRICE 81,900 gp / COST 40,950 gp
illusion PRICE 81,900 gp / COST 40,950 gp
necromancy PRICE 90,233 gp / COST 49,283 gp
transmutation PRICE 84,500 gp / COST 42,250 gp

* Pg. 208 - Belt of dwarvenkind doesn't mention if its enhancement bonus is temporary until after worn for 24 hours, like most items like this do.
* Pgs. 209, 211, 220, and 221 - It's weird that the beneficial bandolier is a belt slot item while the endless bandolier is a chest slot item.
* Pg. 251 - Headand of mental superiority, change cost of the +6 variant from "77,000 gp" to "72,000 gp".
* Pg. 259 - Necklace of adaptation, construction requirements, there are some in the community that feel life bubble would be an appropriate spell to substitute alter self when creating this item.
* Pg. 262 - Catching cape, construction requirements, there are some in the community that feel entropic shield would be an appropriate substitute spell for shield when creating this item.
* Pg. 270 - Wrist Slot Wondrous Item introduction, first paragraph, delete "gauntlets".
* Pg. 273 - High elven bracers (formerly gauntlets of skill at arms); this item has gotten interesting. It first appeared in Advanced Race Guide under its old name, and was also a wrist slot item in that book. Later, the ARG errata updated it to a hand-slot item, and made various changes to it to reflect that (since gauntlets are hand-slot items). Ultimate Equipment however, due to how it lists its items, needed it to be stuck as a wrist-slot item since it couldn't have it jump to another page, and so they renamed it "high elven bracers" and made changes to it to reflect that, keeping it as a wrist slot item. This isn't really a bad thing, though, as essentially an entirely new item was born, and so now we have both "gauntlets of skill at arms" in the ARG, and "high elven bracers" in UE; essentially two items that do the same thing, but take up two different slots allowing a character to achieve the same goal in different ways. One thing worth mentioning though is that the high elven bracers kept the construction requirement of Craft Magic Arms and Armor, but this seems out of place since they're bracers now.
* Pg. 291 - Deck of illusions has two results for the Five of Cups, goblin and kobold.
* Pg. 345 - Crown of blindness, intended magic items, add "(Advanced Player's Guide)" after moon circlet, since it's one of the very few items that didn't make it from that book into this one.
* Pg. 359 - Rod that shouldn't be, it's odd that the alignments between the two rods change (one's CE, the other's CN).
* Pg. 371 - Table 7-19: 3rd-Level Potions and Oils, Uncommon potion or oil section, the d% ranges for burrow and countless eyes overlap.
* Pg. 387 - Table 7-49: Table Index, for Table 7-15, change the page reference from "370" to "371" since the table made the jump after the latest errata.
* Pg. 387 - List of RPG Superstar Contributors. Change "Erik Hindley" to "Eric Hindley". Also it's worth mentioning that Tom Phillips, David Ross, and Paul Worthen are in this list, but sadly their items did not make it into the book.
* Pg. 388 - Table 7-50: Random Gems, grade 2 section, d% result of 93 missing from this table.

Pg. 34 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR; CLARIFICATION REQUESTED} Studied combat specifically only says it grants a "bonus on melee attack rolls and a bonus on damage rolls". Only the attack roll is being called out as melee-specific; as written ranged attacks would gain a bonus to damage using this. Unclear if this was intentional.

Pg. 41 - Life spirit, spirit magic spells, change "naturalize poison" to "neutralize poison".

Pg. 46 - Waves spirit (from previous page), wave strike ability, second sentence, change "every 2 shaman levels they possess" to "every 2 shaman levels the shaman possesses". As written the ability deals greater damage based on how many levels of shaman THE TARGET HAS.

Pg. 51 - Versatile performance ability, last sentence, change "bard" to "skald".

Pg. 59 - Dizzying defense deed; This is ability is very strange. It says you spend a panache point to take the fighting defensively action as a swift action instead of a standard action. The Core Rulebook lists fighting defensively twice: once as a standard action, the other as a full-round action. The former is intended to be used as a single attack, the latter just describes what you do when using it in a full-attack action. Honestly the Core Rulebook made things harder than they needed to be, and should probably have just made fighting defensively something you apply to all of your attacks in a round, should you choose to use it.

In any case, it's strange for the following reasons:
1) A swift action? Since this is done as an attack action, is this saying you get an extra attack as a swift action? Otherwise it doesn't do anything other than the bonus and penalty changes.
2) It only called out the standard-attack version of fighting defensively. Does this mean you can't use this as part of a full-attack action?
3) Dodge bonuses to AC stack, so is it safe to assume this becomes a +5 bonus when combined with 3 ranks in Acrobatics?

Pg. 65 - Earth blessing's header is stuck on the end of the previous blessing's major ability. It needs a line break and a font and size change.

Pg. 69 - Elves, arcanist favored class ability grants a full point to their the arcane reservoir ability every level it's taken. Meanwhile, gnome arcanists only gain 1/6th of a point every level. This discrepancy is unprecedented.

Pg. 70 - As described above, gnome arcanists only gain a 1/6th of a new arcane reservoir point every level they take this bonus, while elves on the previous page gain a full point every level.

Pg. 87 - {NOT AN ERROR} Not technically a mechanical error, but worth mentioning for a GM or player who may not be looking too closely. Champion Defense is gained at a later level than Returning Shield, yet is listed first in this archetype's description.

Pg. 88 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Strangler archetype, strangle ability replaces unarmed strike, which removes the bonus feat of Improved Unarmed Strike brawlers typically receive. Because of this, it creates an inevitable feat tax when trying to acquire the essential Improved Grapple.

Pg. 90 - Order of the beast shares the same name as another cavalier order found in Inner Sea Combat.

Pg. 90 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Daring champion archetype, panache and deeds ability grants access to precise strike. Considering this archetype still gets the challenge ability, you're looking at a situation that's either potentially confusing or potentially unbalanced when it comes to the question of whether the character can combine these abilities (and essentially gain double their level in extra damage).

Pg. 95 - Divine Hunter archetype, domain ability, second paragraph, in the first sentence, change "the animal domain" to "a domain that grants an animal companion". This covers other domains that grant such features, like Scalykind.

Pg. 99 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Sacred Huntsmaster doesn't grant Handle Animal as a class skill, which is thematically strange.

Pg. 103 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Steel hound archetype doesn't change anything about studied combat that would allow it to be applicable to ranged weapons. Unclear if this was intentional. Additionally, the talented shot ability's wording is unclear if the steel hound may ONLY select a gunslinger deed at 11th level, or if they may select a gunslinger deed WHENEVER they can select an investigator talent from then on.

Pg. 104 - Eldritch scion archetype; several issues:
1) It's an archetype that changes the magus into a spontaneous caster, but doesn't replace the spell recall, improved spell recall, or greater spell access abilities.
2) There's no particular mention of how metamagic feats work for this caster, if at all. Because of the swap to spontaneous casting, applied metamagic feats increase the casting time of a standard-action spell into a full-round action, leaving them ineligible to be used for spell combat. You could still pull it off using the Start/Complete Full-Round Action standard action listed in the Combat rules of the Core Rulebook, I suppose.
3) The bonus spells ability doesn't quite math-out correctly. It says at 7th level you gain the 10th-level bonus spell of the bloodrager (essentially skipping past the 7th-level bonus spell of the bloodrager). Then it says you gain the next three bonus spells from his bloodline at 9th, 11th, and 13th levels, respectively. This doesn't make sense since we're skipping the first spell, and there's only 2 spells remaining to gain, not 3.

Pg. 118 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Bounty hunter archetype, dirty trick ability; Pathfinder is typically good about avoiding this, but this archetype causes the slayer to have a dead 2nd level. It grants an ability at 2nd level (dirty trick) that can't actually be used until 3rd level when it has sneak attack dice to spend.

Pg. 122 - Mongrel mage archetype, mongrel reservoir ability, 5th paragraph mentions replacing 7th-level bloodline ability of the sorcerer, but sorcerer's don't gain a bloodline ability at this level. The closest relevant level is 9th.

Pg. 130 - Sacred fist archetype (from previous page), class skills; Sense Motive listed twice.

Pg. 133 - Spell sage archetype, spell study ability, first paragraph, last sentence gives an example of how spell study works that doesn't match up with the rules for spell study. It uses cure light wounds as an example and says it'd take the spell sage 2 full rounds to cast when it would only take 1 full round. If you wanted to use a 1st-level spell that would make its example accurate (as far as casting time), you could instead replace "cure light wounds" with "summon nature's ally I".

Pg. 137 - Draining Strike table entry; add an asterisk to the end of this feat's name, categorizing it as a combat feat (as per its description).

Pg. 139 - Merciless butchery table entry; change the benefits section to "Gain know direction as a constant spell-like ability and use one other druid orison ounce per day." In Greater Skald's Vigor table entry; in the prerequisites column change "Perform (song)" to "Perform (sing)". In Stalker's Focus feat; in the prerequisites column, change "no ranks in a class" to "no levels in a class".

Pg. 141 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Pack Flanking feat; prerequisites column mentions animal companions, but unlike Share Healing and Improved Spell Sharing, doesn't mention eidolons, familiar's, or special mounts. Unclear if this was intentional. Also, as stated in the FAQ, this feat should have an asterisk after its name denoting it's a combat feat.

Pg. 145 - Dueling Cape Deed feat, prerequisites; the errata changed this for the table entry, but didn't mention it for the feat ability. Change the prerequisites line to "Amateur swashbuckler or panache class feature, Dodge, Sleight of Hand 1 rank."

Pg. 153 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Pack Flanking feat; as mentioned previously on page 141. Also, change it's header to "Pack Flanking (Combat, Teamwork)".

Pg. 177 - Climbing beanstalk spell is missing a saving throw and spell resistance entry. It's probably "None" and "No", respectively.

Pg. 181 - Familiar double spell should probably get the shadow descriptor, as it's based off of project image.

Pg. 182 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Focused scrutiny spell; the bonuses listed in this spell are untyped. Given it's a divination spell, they're probably insight bonuses.

Pg. 195 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Stunning barrier, greater spell; this spell leaves out much of its stats because it uses the stunning barrier spell as a base. It does, however, mention a duration that is identical to its standard version. This is noteworthy since the description says the spell fuctions as stunning barrier, except as noted above" as well as providing a +2 bonus to AC and saves. Based on this wording, it sounds like its duration should have been longer.

Pg. 198 - Wall of blindness/deafness spell; this spell needs the curse descriptor like its standard counterpart.

Pg. 204 - {POSSIBLY NOT AN ERROR} Investigator's kit; this kit should maybe have come with a set of thieves' tools.

Pg. 207 - Table 5-3: Alchemical Tools should probably mention the holy weapon balm from page 209, since it's not technically an alchemical weapon itself, as it functions similarly to the weapon blanche items from Ultimate Equipment which are Alchemical tools.

Pg. 208 - Dust knuckles; a couple issues:
1) What kind of poison can be placed in the vials? Is it like standard weapons where contact and injury poison can be used only?
2) It should probably mention somewhere that the price of the poison gets added to the price of the vials.

Pg. 220 - Table 5-9: Rods; the rod of potent hexes, the rod of voracious hexes, and the rod of abrupt hexes have had their prices changed in the errata and therefore are in different item categories. The rod of voracious hexes is now in the Lesser Major Rods category while the rod of potent hexes and the rod of abrupt hexes are now Greater Major Rods.

Pg. 222 - Table 5-11: Wondrous Items, greater minor wondrous items; one-way window listed twice.

Pg. 226 - Belt of superior maneuvers, in the cost for a +4 belt of superior maneuvers, change "16,00 GP" to "16,000 GP".

Pg. 232 - One-Way Window wondrous item got a price change in the errata, but didn't mention cost. Change cost from "2,000 GP" to "3,750 GP".

Pg. 236 - Swordmaster's flair wondrous item, as per the FAQ, this item should have the following sentence somewhere in its description:

"Carrying a swordmaster's flair counts as having that hand free for the purpose of abilities that require a free hand, though you still can't hold another object in that hand."