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You cannot take Major Spell Expertise. It requires the ability to cast 9th level spells. A magus could never cast 9th level spells, yet alone a 9th level magus.
Spell level and character level are completely different things. A 9th level magus can cast 3rd level spells.
Edit: In fact, you shouldn't even have Minor Spell Expertise as that requires the ability to cast 4th level spells.
Edit 2: These aren't very good feats for a magus, anyway. You cannot spell combat and spellstrike with spell-like abilities. The DC of these spell-like abilities are also based on Charisma, which is a dump stat for a magus.
I don't know what other feats you have, so I can't really help you with that.
Thats a min-maxed score if i have ever seen one. I think you should take a feat that boosts your will save because I am guessing it should be pretty low.
Thats a min-maxed score if i have ever seen one. I think you should take a feat that boosts your will save because I am guessing it should be pretty low.
I don't think the two points he'd gain would be worth taking a feat. It's going to be so low, he'll fail with or without it.
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At the table of any competent DM? No.
I'm not an expert, but a dip into monk sounds like a bad thing. You will get a negative in your AC with that 5 WIS.
I was thinking about getting rid of all my armor and only using magic, dex, light armor, and light wondrous items for ac so i can dip in monk for flurry of blows, whixh could stack with spell strike.
I am not sure but i think if you wear any type of armor flurry of blows does not work and I dont think they could stack anyways i think they are different whole round actions.
Do you get the negatives to ac and cmd if you have a low wisdom?
Do you get the negatives to ac and cmd if you have a low wisdom?
No. The monk's AC Bonus ability says Wisdom Bonus, not Wisdom Modifier.
Flurry of Blows would stack with spellstrike, as long as you cast the spell in the previous round and held the charge. Spellstrike is the ability to deliver touch spells through regular attacks.
However, I have to assume you're talking about spell combat, which is the ability that allows you to cast spells and make your attacks in the same round. And no, those wouldn't stack as mentioned above because they are both full-round actions.
Honestly, I'm not trying to be mean or anything, but it doesn't seem that you have an especially deep understanding of the system. Everything you've suggested so far is not allowed by the rules. Perhaps you should be playing a simpler character concept?