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This is not a rules question, I know that there's nothing in the books that prevent a warpriest from choosing that race.

But I feel like those two things don't work well together, so i ask you: are there some anti-synergies between the warpriest class and the skinwalker race? Not only in mechanics, i accept flavour arguments too.

Because one of my players presented me this character and i would like to advise him to change the class or the race (he hasn't much experience with the game and the warpriest class is already a difficult one) but i would prefer to base my decision on something objective and not only on my sensation.

We're about to start Wrath of the righteous AP.

One of my players asked me some help with the class for her next character (we'll start WotR in about two weeks).

She wants to play a character that, quote, "doesn't attack the enemies directly".
So I think her only option is playing a caster based around battlefield control and support spells. What class (and archetypes) should she choose?

To narrow down the options, the class should be simple to build.
I think she would have an hard time running a wizard/sorcerer, because there're too many spells and too many ways to build the character (i don't want to have to advise her from level 1 to 20). A bard is out of the question.

The other party members are a paladin, a warpriest, a magus (all three melee) and a ranger specialized in ranged combat.

Thanks in Advance.

My group is about to start their first AP and they have asked me, as the GM, to choose the best ones from the 15 available, then they will vote on which one we will run.
We have been playing only 30 pages paizo modules so far, so i feel that my players have never experienced the joy of a rich overarching plot that connects all the single adventures into a memorable story.
So my question is: Which AP has the best story that connects (almost) everything through the six books?

To clarify i'll add that while i was reading the AP general discussion forum i often encountered the phrases: "I think that [AP NAME] is very disjointed betweek books." and "in this book of [AP NAME] the PCs don't progress at all with the main plot"; if these phrases can be used to describe an AP, then that particular AP is the exact opposite of what i'm looking for.

Bonus points if the AP has some fully fleshed-out NPCs, not necessarily many NPCs, i would be happy even with 4-5 if they're as precisely described as possible.

I understand that what I'm asking is highly subjective and the the mileage may vary a lot between group and group, so personal opinions are obviously welcome.

Hi,
One of my players just bought a really big HDTV and since we usually play at his house i tought that we could connect that screen to my laptop and move our pathfinder game to a virtual tabletop.
Now i looked on this website, but there are so many!

Has someone had experience with any virtual tabletop (offline mode) and could recommend one to me?