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I "think" the GM will be up to anything thematic related to religious conversion/influence. The Oradin idea is interesting. The party definitely needs some melee support. The most difficult part of playing with this group though is that we are almost never ALL at the table at the same time.

My Pathfinder group is adventuring our way through some mythic stuff, saving the word from the Worldwound and the like. The people that can actually show up week to week rotates quite a bit due to commitments but our group is: Two Weapon Ranger, Wizard, Alchemist, Arcane Trickster (often missing), Cleric, Cleric (me). We had a Paladin but he can no longer make it so I multiclassed 4/2 cleric/paladin to take up his holy sword (thinking it would be necessary to the story.)

Long story short we tried to balance so that if anyone, or multiple anyones, was missing we could pick up the slack. But now I'm feeling the bite of multiclassing and am not sure I'm of much value other than carrying a sword that seems to be gaining power. The GM has said he's willing to be flexible if we need to fix my character (deific guidance is easy to work into the Mythic story so he can make it fit.)

We are about to hit level 7 and mythic tier 2. I feel like Cleric/Paladin just overlaps so much without adding much, that I'm behind a few levels in power. But maybe I'm just not seeing the possibilities? I originally build as a bit of a caster cleric, however a rebuild isn't all that out of the question according to GM. So, any ideas on how to make a viable Cleric/Paladin or should I go pure one way or the other (and I'm fine with either)?

Finally got my group started on this, 1 night of playing and they are loving it. Well done.

You have done an outstanding job with this! I was looking for a conversion to the "Temple of Elemental Evil" when I stumbled on this thread. I love the old school feel in a modern package.

I'm doing my prep work to run this with an experienced group (a bunch of old gamers from way back) while one of our group finishes up running us through Carrion Crown. I haven't GM'd in ages but you have done some excellent work on NPCs and background information so I have no worries.

Eagerly waiting on the next book as I have a feeling my group will love this and want to take it to the finish! Thanks a ton for the work you've put in Daemonslye.