
master_marshmallow |

There have been a lot of releases lately that play around with spell lists, and grant other class features. While some are very much pointed out, some aren't so much widely known.
Dandy (Ranger) + VMC Bard = Full BAB equivalent of the bard
Child of Acavna and Amaznen (Fighter) + VMC Magus = Full BAB equivalent of the magus/ INT based prepared counterpart to the Bloodrager (Note: the class functions much better with the Combat Tricks optional rule from Pathfinder Unchained)
Questioner -> INT based Bard
Slayer + VMC Rogue = Full BAB version of the Rogue with better class features (debatable as legal given Sneak Attack language)
What other combinations have you guys found that essentially creates a class niche that you've been missing?

Darkbridger |

VMC stands for what?
Variant Multiclassing
Also, prefer the Psychic Detective to the Questioner, but both are nice.
The Dandy/Bard isn't really equivalent since you are still only getting 4 levels of spellcasting.
Have to look at those other two... they at least sound intriguing. We haven't tinkered with VMC much yet.

master_marshmallow |

Varian Multiclassing, an optional rule variant from Unchained that lets you pick up secondary class features in place of half your regular feat progression. Most of the time it doesn't mesh well, but with the classes listed there are actual benefits to having those options available.
Fighters can pick up magus arcana for instance, allowing them to either improve accuracy, or add utility spells to their spellbook.
Dandy rangers can pick up bardic performance, which they can use other spells with (Virtuoso performance) and have multiple performances up simultaneously.
Slayers would get everything they are missing from the rogue chassis, while retaining full sneak attack and BAB progression (debatable, given sneak attack's ability to stack with itself, which is usually).