Long story short, I made a 20th level character that if using the run action can go past Mach 4. My gaming group has always played using physics which poses several questions. Wouldn't this person just disintegrate? If so how fast can he go without harming himself? Would he die from pure sonic damage? Can he run on water? What about people nearby? How would they be affected by the sonic boom that he produces? Please feel free to make your own rulings on this subject, usually pathfinder covers everything but this appear to be a gray area.
Answer: there are no rules covering this.
If you want to make up your own then the thread should be posted in the house rules forum.
As an aside, how does your character move 6696feet in one round with a run action (Mach 1 let alone Mach 4)? Even using the sprint ability (x10 speed) that would require a move speed of 670feet. (This assumes standard sea level conditions.)
It started by finding all the untyped speed bonuses in the game and all multipliers that could stacked. Thanks again I will switch over to the home brew section.
Kujinata, please send me a PM how you managed to get that fast. I am curious. :)
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Physics doesn't apply in Pathfinder unless the rules say so.
Trying to apply physics is how we ended up with the peasant rail gun. Which was obviously a stupid conclusion.