Now I was considering ways to up the damage of a magus with magical knack now beign PFS legal.
Would a dip in a cross blooded sorcerer blue drgaond/orc for the extar 2 damage per die roll on your shocking grasp be worth it?
Considering you would most likely already be a kensai bladebound.
Probably, yeah. Eventually, dealing 10d6+20 with a first level spell is pretty sweet.
If you're cool with dipping more (since Magical Knack raises your CL by 2), you might want to consider a Stone Oracle for Clobbering Strike, which gives you a free Trip on a spell crit.
That might hurt the Bab quite a bit dropping two levels. But I do like the idea of being able to say "It's clobbering time!"
Edit. You could be a dual cursed deaf/wolfscarred with a bite and all silent spells.
I would also go tatooed sorcerer to actually buff your invocation CL by one over a non-multiclassed caster, and replace your bullshit 1. level bloodline ability with a totally sweet familiar ability like +4 initiative.
Tattooed sorcerer and crossblooded I was told conflict.
Tattooed sorcerer and crossblooded I was told conflict.
No more so than Crossblooded and Wildblooded.
Sage Bloodline?
Not seeing a lot of gain. Sure, you get 1 or 2 daily spells extra, but since they wont be progressing in CL or used with Spell Combat, they're not going to be much different from just buying a wand. The draw of the Sorcerer dip is +2 damage per die, and I just don't see anything worth giving that up for in the lvl 1 bloodline powers.
EDIT: Oh, spell slots from other classes are fine, as long as the spell is on the Magus list? Meh, still not picking Sage.
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FAQ'ed 10/23/2013 - Crossblooded + Wildblooded not allowed (without GM permission)
Sorcerer, Crossblooded and Wildblooded: Can I take both of these archetypes for the same character?