I’m going to play an aasimar paladin/sorcerer/dragon disciple for Pathfinder Society and I’m selecting the feats for my build. The angel blood and angel flesh feats look interesting. Angle flesh gives +2 saves on effects with the evil descriptor which is situational and a +2 on stabilization rolls which is situational but very useful. The steel version of angel flesh gives a +1 natural armor and natural attacks count as cold steel, both of which are great for a dragon disciple. I’m thinking about the following build:
1st level: angel blood
3rd level: angel flesh
5th level: arcane strike
7th level: Power attack from DD, Intimidating prowess
9th level: Cornugon Smash
10th level: Toughness from DD
11th level: ??
What do you guys think?
I used Oterisk’s amazing DD guide to help with the build but his feat recommendations don’t really work in PFS. Claws from the abyssal bloodline via eldritch heritage don’t trigger the free dragon disciple bite attack, and since PFS characters max out at level 12th (or maybe 13th) level, the +2 strength of the abyss I’d get via improved eldritch heritage doesn’t seem worth the three feat investments.
I'm playing the same build in my game now.
I took arcane Armour training as I want to wear a mythral chain shirt and still cast spells with no arcane failure. I also took Heavenly Radiance because shooting sunlight from your eyes is cool.
Natural Armor doesn't stack in pathfinder unless it otherwise states it does. An amulet of natural armor provides a enhancement bonus to natural armor and DD actually states its bonus stacks. The bonus provided by angel flesh wouldn't do anything once you got the bonus from Sorcerer. They overlap.