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Ok so let me explain where this is coming from, i have looking at playing a Hexcrafter. I was looking to play a strait magus, looked at the advice guide and this archetype just tripped right into what i was trying to do.
But i have some questions.
1. I Hexcrafter PFS legal .. really? Nothing i could find in additional resources leads me to believe otherwise .. BUT DANG is it cool
2. Prehensile hair and Grapple. Ok if you dip one into White hair witch, which i may or may not do depending on the answer here. You get to hit with your hair and make a free grapple check....cool right. Ok so you can release a grapple as a free action as well. So with this, if i am reading this right. You could hit with the hair, grapple, next round release, hit again, and re grapple. I 'think' thats how the RAW reads and it sorta makes sense you are pounding the target with a mess of hair and effectively entangling the target (grapple) until you pull back and bash them again. I am not sure if this has come up before, so thought i would ask, could not find this question per say on other threads for Hexcrafter or prehensile hair.
3. As far as i can tell, natural weapons are 'light weapons' and can carry a spell strike per Sean R from 2011. That was 2011. Has anything changed?
I am asking these because this class seems too cool, i feel like i am missing something.

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Just be sure to note the differences between the prehensile hair hex and the white-haired witch's abilities. The hex is limited to one minute per level per day, whereas the white-haired witch has unlimited use. However, the white-haired witch doesn't get Int to attack rolls and starts out with 5ft reach.

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White Hair (Su)
At 1st level, a white-haired witch gains the ability to use her hair as a weapon. This functions as a primary natural attack with a reach of 5 feet. The hair deals 1d4 points of damage (1d3 for a Small witch) plus the witch’s Intelligence modifier. In addition, whenever the hair strikes a foe, the witch can attempt to grapple that foe with her hair as a free action* without provoking an attack of opportunity, using her Intelligence modifier in place of her Strength modifier when making the combat maneuver check. When a white-haired witch grapples a foe in this way, she does not gain the grappled condition.
so the whw does get int as strength, so your wrong there. And ist a primary vs secondary attack.