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I'll toss my hat in the ring, I've never done PFS or PBP (outside of something pretty similar over discord), but I've got a few years of 2e under my belt at this point

1. Tengu justice champ. Mostly tanking/protection with an effort to still have respectable damage, should also be able to face to some degree.

2. Yeah, most of the text playing I've done has been a good bit more than 1x a day. I do, however, have the burden of fulltime employment, so it's generally gonna be in a certain time frame 90% of the time. As for botting instructions, I can write a whole flowchart if you really want.

3. I've not used that specifically but it sounds extremely similar to what I'm used to, so should be easy enough.

4. Yeah, makes things easier as far as I'm concerned, and actually lets bigger stories happen. Hell, I'm currently in a (non-pbp) campaign that's been running since before the pandemic, I got no problems with the long haul.

Ancient elf gives you a multiclass dedication feat, which is pretty slick, but I don't see anything exempting you from the dedication rule; are they just totally shut out from things like avenger or spellshot?

Magnetic shot reads as follows: "Shiny gray metal that slightly thrums when touched makes up the metal parts of a magnetic shot. When activated, the shot is more effective against a target wearing metal armor or made of metal. The activated ammunition grants a circumstance bonus to attack rolls against such targets, according to its type. Due to magnetic acceleration, the ammunition deals more damage and has deadlier critical hits, also according to its type." The argument I was presented with is that only the circumstance bonus actually specifies it needs to be used on metal targets to work, but personally, I don't know what else would accelerate a shot magnetically.

Originally I had the same question for gada-takedown expert-investigator, but I realized that that one's wording was a bit more cut and dry. This one feels like a grey area, however; you start and end one handed, so would you be able to use implement's empowerment? Or would it be not qualify because it counts as a two handed weapon when the strike impacts?

So as I look at class DC, it seems on the surface to be a no-brainer for dual class; each class has a DC specifically named for them, so they should level separately. However, I run into an interesting hiccup; as far as I can tell, many things that use a class DC will simply say "your class DC", instead of specifying, say, inventor class DC, and I don't see anything stopping you from simply choosing the higher of your 2 class DCs, even if it's not the one from the class you get the feat through. RaI this is obvious, but my tables tend to basically read RaW as the Bible, so is there anything I'm missing?

dueling dance says it requires your other hand(s) to be free, would grabbing somebody technically violate that requirement? If so, would something like gnoll's crunch (jaws with grapple trait) be able to circumvent this issue?

can I double slice if I'm wielding a sword and a dueling pistol with a bayonet? Does wielding only a dueling pistol with a bayonet count for dueling parry? As far as as what makes sense to me I'm only wielding one weapon but it's both the melee and ranged profiles, but I can't tell.
similarly for combination weapons, do I only count as wielding its current configuration or do I count as wielding both at once?