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So, I'm thinking about building a Razmiran Priest for PFS, and I am looking for some suggestions on what to take for the bloodline on the character. My first thought was Wildblooded Empyreal, but alas it's not compatible with the Razmiran Priest archtype. I'm considering Wildblooded Sylvan, and pretending to be a druid, but if I decide to take a prestige class later on that would ruin the animal companion, even if I take the Boon Companion feat.
So, suggestions?
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Sage. Make your character an apostate (your powers aren't revoked and you get a free enemy).
Take Eldritch Heritage for an Familiar that will grow with you through your prestige class.
I considered Sage, however using Intelligence instead of Charisma will hurt my Use Magic Device (so would Empyreal if I had been able to use it actually), making it harder to use divine spell completion or spell trigger items.
If it helps for advice, the prestige class I am actually considering is Tattooed Mystic, mainly for the ability to craft magic tattoos, and have tattoos that are easily accessible of any divine spells that I would need.
However I suppose if I'm only taking 3 levels of Tattooed Mystic, I can still go Sylvan, and with boon companion and a robe of arcane heritage I would as a Razmiran Priest 9/Tattoed Mystic 3 still have an animal companion without ruining it's progression.
I think Martyred Bloodline (Blood of Angels) is pretty good, spells are appropriate (surmount affliction, heroism, blessing of fervor) as well as the BL abilities (healing HP/ability damage, morale bonuses) .
Undead Bloodline is also pretty good for covering some healing utility (false life, vampiric touch) as well as 'Evil Cleric'-ish Undead-related types of abilities (control undead, undeath to death, arcana letting mind-affecting work vs. undead).
Maybe it's not quite as central to the theme you've described so far, but I think Daemon BL (Blood of Fiends) is worth looking at, it's Age Out ability lets you remove pretty much any Condition on YOURSELF which is Cleric-esque. The Wound Warp ability at 15th level feels rather Hellraiser-ish.
I'd vote for celestial for more healing and thus a more divine feeling, as bigkilla said.
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I've recently started a PFS Razmiran Priest myself. After waffling unsatisfied with Undead, Aberrant, and Void-Touched, I'm thinking of going with Efreet - the spells and abilities the bloodline offers that I like least happen to be the ones the Razmiran Priest kit alters, and the rest are solid. It also gives additional Lawful Evil roots for my apostate, fled-to-Andoran, Chaotic Good, "Phantom of the Opera and Occupy Wall Street meets V for Vendetta and mirror-universe John Wilkes Booth"-ish character to rebel against...just to give an additional take on what a PFS Razmiran Priest could become. Rakshasa could have been a very good choice too if I wanted less blasting-stuff power, and Martyred and Daemon were both tempting, though I don't have their books.