Qinggong specifically can be mixed with any and all Archetypes, even if they seem to overlap, because Qinggong explicitly says it can as part of its description.
So your answer to "Can Qinggong stack with - " is always YES.
As to other Archetypes:
Archetypes can be stacked as many as you want AS LONG AS THEY DON'T ALTER THE SAME THING.
So long two Archetypes don't have any ability that has 2 Xs, 2 Cs, or 1 X & 1 C between both of them (i,e, they don't both X out Still Mind or any other abilities), then they can be stacked.
You'll see some arguing on the boards (mostly for home-games), whether some Sorcerer Archetypes should be treated this way or should naturally overlap like the Qinggong Monk does (mostly Crossblooded and Wildblooded for reasons best not to get into here), but generally every other Class is very cut-and-dry about this.
can a character get multiple archtypes? i mean imagine i wanna make a monk of seven winds, but i dont like the 1st lvl ability lightning finish so i replace it with 4 winds ability: elemental fist, and since i like the ability abundant step i use qingong monk lvl instead of gaining sirocco's fury etc...
thx
Specifically in your case, you can have either a Qinggong Monk of the Four Winds or a Qinggong Monk of the Seven Winds, but not both.
MoFW and MoSW both replace Stunning Fist, so you're out of luck - you have to pick one.
Right, and even then, the normal Archetype takes precedence over Qinggong.
So the abilities of Monk of the Seven Winds that replace Slow Fall and High Jump cannot be altered by Qinggong Monk.
Sorry - was apparently looking at Monk of the Sacred Mountains right above it.
Stunning Fist is a feat. You could still take it. You would get the extra uses per day as a monk but would lose the additional conditions a regular monk gets to chose from.
oh no its just i dont like the lightning finish and wanted to find a way to somehow replace the ability
One question, though - Why Monk of the Seven Winds?
If you don't like Lightning Finish, and if you were going to replace Sirrocco's Fury with Abundant Step (which, actually, you can't, because Seven Winds overrides Qinggong Monk that way - you'd have to wait until later to take Abundant Step), what's the reason behind Seven Winds?
DARN!!!!!!"#$%& that first lvl ability is the only thing i rly hate for my char... Q_Q anyway snif thx
oh by the way, when chbgraphicarts said "Archetypes can be stacked as many as you want AS LONG AS THEY DON'T ALTER THE SAME THING." does he mans for a specific lvl? or for all 20 lvls?
For all 20 levels. If the only thing that overlaps is the lv20 ability for the archetypes then you can't take them at the same time. If they only overlapped on a lv1 ability then you can't take them at the same time. You'd have to pick one or the other.
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overlapped on a lv1 ability then you can't take them at the same time. You'd have to pick one or the other.
And to clarify, by overlap, that is if they alter, modify, change, add to, remove from, give more options, talk about, or otherwise mention the same ability, then they don't stack.
Sounds like you're wanting to play a sacred fist warpriest. They can get crusader's flurry at lv3 with no multiclassing. And then you get swift action buffs, full BAB progression for you flurry, and can pick up dragon style with class feats to ignore difficult terrain
you'd have to wait until later to take Abundant Step), what's the reason behind Seven Winds?Not possibleNote that if the second archetype replaces a standard monk ability, the character cannot select that replaced ability at a later monk level.
Well, that sucks, then.
And this, kids, is why you're very careful when selecting Archetypes.