OK, so I thought about building amyrmidarch/arcane archer and upon doing some research I noticed that the AA does not list elf/half-elf as a requirement in the pfsrd app on my phone anymore. I was curious as to weather or not this requirement has finally been removed, of if it was an oversight on the part of the app creator.
Secondly, I have noticed that there are a few magus arcana listed as complimenting more than one archetype for magus that don't seem to exist. To name a couple: precise prowess, lucky strike, stolen skill, and deadly follow-up.
I haven't been able to find them in the books either, so I'm not sure if this was a mistake on the writers behalf, of I'm just a terrible researcher and they are right in front of me. Either way, if they do exist, can someone link me their descriptions, of if they don't, let me know so I can FAQ the issue.
And lastly, how do people normally make up for the loss of magus arcana in the myrmidarch/AA build without waiting feat slots on extra arcana and killing build potential?(I know this is an advice question, but majority of post is rules, so figured I'd combine without making two threads)
First answer: yes arcane archer had the elf requirement removed.
Second answer: as the bird said ;), d20pfsrd has been changing stuff due to copyright issues.
Third answer: dont know.
The 4th printing removed the need for half-elf / elf for AA.
d20pfsrd.com has only been changing Paizo product identity due to licensing issues. I don't know why Nefreet is recommending not using them due to a very small percentage of material, tbh.
Which archetypes did you see that had those recommended? The 'recommendations' portion is notorious for having references to non-existing options. For example, the vivisectionist alchemist archetype gives up bombs, but many of their recommendations are bombs. It's due to abilities being changed or dropped between when the freelancer hands over his copy, and when the developer ... develops the material.
And lastly, how do people normally make up for the loss of magus arcana in the myrmidarch/AA build without waiting feat slots on extra arcana and killing build potential?
People generally don't "make up for the loss of magus arcana in the myrmidarch/AA build" because myrmidarch is a pretty terrible archetype that is just made worse by going Arcane Archer instead of sticking to Magus. My advice would be to not do this.
I don't know why I expected any different of a response.