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One of the biggest errors I noticed is with Dragon Disciple's Shape of Dragon Feat. There is no 7th level Dragon Form nor is there a 9th Level Dragon form spell.

This is a deal breaker for me (screw my group, I won't be happy with this). One of the things I came to hate about 4e and love about Pathfinder was how multiclassing worked. I am going to give this system an honest try, but if I find it as lacklustre as 4th ed's "multiclassing" and if it stays in the final rules as this system, I will not play PF2e. I've been advocating many issues my group will have with the new rules, but for me this is my line in the sand regardless of how my group feels. I really hope I'm wrong and that these rules work much better than I expect them to.

So as someone who played a lot of 4e and still does from time to time, how is it like PF2's MC like 4e's? Is it because its been boiled down to taking feats? Cause in 4e it was never worth to MC because it was combating for your other feats and it was just weak. An example that I can think of was the wizard MC got an at-will power, that it could use once per encounter. At least with these feats it seams worth taking and it only vying for some class feats. I'm honesty interested, what about this is a deal breaker.

I honestly like concept of legendary skill feats, so far. For me it will always be down to the fact that I want the divide of martials Vs casters to smaller. Martials were always outclassed in what they could provide to the party, and things often would come down to how are you going to solve this solution wizard? However with out actually see thing in play who knows if this will actually be able to close up the gap between martials and casters.

Thanks! I'll make sure to do my best to ensure that the Houston area PFS expands and thrives.

Any Ranged based character worth their salt is going to take Precise shot as soon as possible. It seems that is Precise Companion is only viable if a character is not human. Even if the race was not human I would still end up taking Precise shot at level 3, making Precise companion useless. I think if Precise Companion is going to stay it should get an upgrade. Probably at a later level a Hunter can ignore the cover bonus that its animal companion might give. Also I know that the Hunter is going to be primarily a ranged based character but I think melee should not be forgotten.