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So I am developing a character for a new pathfinder game I will be playing in, and the concept of the spellslinger always appealed to me, but the limited spell selection that could be fired through a gun always seemed a big drawback.
The DM is allowing me to take some 3.5 classes, and I am thinking unseen seer, spellwarp sniper, then the pf arcane trickster to round things out giving a nice bit of sneak attack damage and bonuses to rays.
While this opens up a lot more options via spellwarp for rays, im thinking Words of Power is the way to really go, my DM is ok with me using it but I wanted to toss it out and see if I am missing any obvious flaws here.
In theory I could make a much larger array of utility ray spells tnis way, including enchantment, which would then benefit from a much increased save DC.
Any thoughts? And with words of power in play what would be the best way to go about opposition school selection.
Sounds like a solid concept to me. Hybrid games (I play in one) are always a little wierd, but rest assured that using the mentioned PrCs and the WoP variant; you'll have a solid power curve.