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I am not seeing a bunch of threads on this topic, so I can only assume I am not reading the rules right.

Is it true that if I take "Dragon Shape" at 12, and "Perfect Form Control" at 18, that I can stay in the shape of a Dragon permanently?

Since Dragons live forever, do I need "Timeless Nature" at 14 any more?

Since (some) Dragons can cast spells, can't I too cast spells while wildshaped?

Since some dragons can shape into human, can't I use that to perform my human duties?

My gut says I have the first one wrong, so the rest are moot, but I don't know why.

I wish there was something for sorc/wizards in this edition. After all the Quasit description talks about them being familiars, but there is no description of how any class can have them as a familiar. I think some editor should have caught that.

I wrote about it here
http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2vb8i?Wish-spells-now-for-every-full-caster-cla ss
but I think the "bug" deserved its own thread.

Bards do not currently have an option for a 20th level feat to take 10th level spells.

It looks like wish took a huge nerf. Frankly I liked it for the flexibility, but it is sad that now it is usable for only 20th level characters.

Side note (bug?): It looks like Bards can't cast their version of wish (Alter reality) because they currently do not get an option at 20th level to take a feat for that 10th-level spell.

In addition to the more limited play-time of wish (I will be lazy and use wish for all 4 versions of the spell), they are too identical. Shouldn't my glass-cannon Wizard's wish be more powerful than the armor-wearing 8hp/hd caster?

Where the 4 wishes are not identical, the druid and the cleric really take it on the chin. Both of them have the dreaded DM fiat option of "you can't cast this if its use contradicts your god/belief". I mean all the belief type classes already had this restriction; why would you add the poison-pill statement that really means "if your DM doesn't want you to use your Miracle to cast Fireball, you can't"?