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1: Yes. Very Easily, by taking all the feats required, and meet the prereqs for those feats.
2: This depends if your playing PFS or a Home game. PFS, No. Home Game, depends on your GM.
I made a Sorcerer who took the Magama one, but I'm not allowed to spew a line of lava that does fire damage for an additional 2 rounds, then entangle.(sadly)
Though you could still take it, maybe, for PFS but be limited to a Cold Breath weapon the same shape as the Umbrals. Just not negative energy.
If this gets argued by one of the higher ups, In favor of negative energy, I'm going to be one happy camper. (LAVA HERE I COME)
Strangely it doesnt say in the Linnorm Bloodline how your choice effects your breath weapon that you'll get at 9th level. So i had to assume it was the same as my Linnorm I chose, save for the lingering Lava.
there might be some errata but I can't find it.
Edit: Forgot they weren't Light weapons, My bad. (man Dervish build sucks the first two levels then). Also I missed the Dervish Dance part. as he only said Dancer, but I should have assumed.
1: Yes. Very Easily, by taking all the feats required, and meet the prereqs for those feats.
Actually no this isnt possible without some houseruling, since scimitars are not normally finessable, and the only in print way to make them so, dervish dance, requires you to have one hand free.
To the OP, how far do you want to go for this because technically it is possible, but would require manipulating some 3rd party material in order to accomplish. (though the author of said material did sign off on the idea).
The Super genius games archetype the weapon champion from the genius guide to martial archetypes can do this. It can be added to any class by trading out a suite of abilities listed in the class.
The weapon champion chooses a weapon group from the fighter list. Say heavy blades (since you are going scimitars). All feats for one weapon in the group apply to every weapon in the group. At 2nd level you can add a new weapon to your group in addition to the standard weapons. So you could for instance add a short sword to your heavy blades weapon group. Short sword is a light weapon, you can take weapon finesse, and since it applies to one weapon in the group, it applies to ALL weapons in the group (including the scimitars). This would likewise apply to feats like weapon focus.
Mind you, you'd still be taking the -4 to both attacks for two weapon fighting with a one handed weapon in your off hand instead of a light one, but i guess if you are ok with that i can work.
Weapon finesse and dervish dance are the feats to usethe scimitar with finesseif I recall. Two weapon fighting will reduce some penalties for using 2 scimitars.
As a note there is a 1/2 umbral dragon template somewhere. Can't remember where though.
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ok these are my 2 questions:
1- is there anyway to make a char that uses 2 scimitar (two weapons fighting) and uses weapon finesse on them? (was kinda trying to make an elf 2 scimitar dancer).
Use small sized scimitars.
If that doesn't do it for you, this game is designed to be expandable using the concept of exception based rules. Expand the game by creating the rules resource you need to make it possible. You are not at the mercy of Paizo's game designers for the game you want to play.
I'm thinking that the 3.5 dervish prestige class does what as well, but haven't looked at it in a while.
1- is there anyway to make a char that uses 2 scimitar (two weapons fighting) and uses weapon finesse on them? (was kinda trying to make an elf 2 scimitar dancer)...
If you take Exotic Weapon Proficiency Sawtooth Sabre, you can deal more damage when TWF and they get treated as light weapons when TWF. The only drawback i see is you have to take an extra feat and have a slightly smaller crit range.
There are sawtooth sabers. They can be used in two weapon fighting without the penalty of two one handed weapons. Still not the exact weapon you wanted and not finesse-able. Sadly its that or two small scimitars (not advised as you take -2 for inappropriately sized weapons.)
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Hmmm, you could enchant your weapons with "Agile Weapon", which allows you to deal bonus damage equal to your dex bonus, but only on finessable weapons... however this does not solve your scimitar problem.
Do you have to use scimitars? Shoot just use Kukris or Rapiers and call them Scimitars, use weapon finesse, enchant them with Agile Weapon, and you've got a killer combo.
Human Rogue 8: 33,000 gp
6 Feats (4 Level, 1 Racial, 1 Class)
Weapon Finesse
Two Weapon Fighting
Double Slice
Power Attack
Improved Two Weapon Fighting
Weapon Focus: Kukri
Dex: 26 (18 Base, 2 Racial, 2 Level, 4 Enhancement)
Belt of Incredible Dexterity +4 (8,000gp)
+1 Agile Kukri (8,308)
+1 Agile Kukri (8,308)
Melee (With Sneak Attack):
+1 Agile Kukri +14/+9 (1d4+8/18-20)+4d6
+1 Agile Kukri +14/+9 (1d4+8/18-20)+4d6
Average Damage Per Round (Not considering miss chance or crit): 98
Melee (With Sneak Attack and Power Attack):
+1 Agile Kukri +11/+6 (1d4+14/18-20)+4d6
+1 Agile Kukri +11/+6 (1d4+14/18-20)+4d6
Average Damage Per Round (Not considering miss chance or crit): 122
I know I've probably messed up on the math somewhere but you get the idea. Fluff your kukris as Scimitars. Obviously I've assumed here that the Agility enchantment combined with weapon finesse and double slice allows you to maximize your offhand damage. If your GM disagree's, then the damage decreases.
You'll also notice that this build offers great damage, and you'll only need str 13 for PA if you even want it. The average AC at CR 8 is 21, so you'll be hitting 70% of the time at +14, and 45% of the time at +9.