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I am writing as a followup to getting a replacement core book due to the bad binding. I sent pictures in just after Gen Con, where I purchased the book, but haven't heard anything back yet.


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So the feat reads;
Benefit: Your tier is considered 2 higher for determining the potency of mythic abilities, feats, and spells. This doesn't grant you access to mythic abilities or greater versions of mythic spells at a lower tier than you would normally need to be to get them, nor does it grant you additional uses of mythic power or adjust the dice you roll for your surge.

But a sentence under "Gaining Tiers" says;
A mythic character can't gain more than 10 tiers.

So the question posed is, does the feat cap out at 10 or can you crank it up to 12?


Is there any way that a Medium size creature can wield this item?
It is listed as a GARGANTUAN +3 adamantine warhammer.

Even going two-handed and fudging the Monkey Grip feat from 3rd ed Sword and Fist book, I can only get up to a Huge size weapon.


I am currently playtesting the summoner in out local game and just noticed that I had copied down monsters for the wrong Summons list, Natures Ally instead of Monster, which leads me to this question:

Why does the Summoner only have access to Summon Monster and not Summon Natures Ally?


I am curious as to why the Summoner is a spontaneous arcane caster?

The intro description describes it as a character that spends much time researching spells and arcane rituals specifically in the realm of summonings. In fact the classes main ability, the eidolon, is summoned through a 1 minute ritual. None of this sounds like someone that has an inborn innate ability to attune with and produce magic.

I know that this would wreak havoc with the existing spell progression but it seems to me to fit the concept of the character far better. besides to my knowledge the only prepared arcane caster in game currently is the wizard, shouldn't there be another one?