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Ok so loving the Runesmith and i've been going through the feats bit by bit, but I think Maze of Ruins may have a slight issue.
Per the description "You can cast quandary once per day as an innate spell. The rank of this spell is equal to half your level rounded up, and the tradition can be any tradition for which you are at least legendary in the related skill."
Well for innate spells the spells cap at Master proficiency with Cha as the casting stat unless indicated otherwise.
Normally that's fine for innate spells grabbed from ancestries and heritages, but it feels odd for a class ability that's not Cha based. Given the Runesmith gets Legendary class DC and is Int based this creates a fairly large gap for Runesmith's not pumping Cha parallel to Int (and yes I know that there will be Runesingers out there that are all sparkly and stuff).
But am I reading this wrong? Appreciate any feedback.
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I suspect this may be an oversight, where it's supposed to be against your class DC, but it wasn't specified as overriding the usual rules.
Because otherwise, you're right, this is a pretty stark departure from the usual design for class features. It's also a little weird for classes to give innate spells, I don't think they do that very often.
This might be a candidate for the errata thread if it's not already in there because this would be a really easy fix, since you just need to remove the word "innate" and then the class DC is implicit.