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You're limited to 2 magic rings, so no, you couldn't use the protection ring with both of the rings you currently have. Depends how important the sustenance and feather fall are to you, really. And whatever happens, have fun! :D

Firstly, you're 100% better off taking a ring of protection +2 instead of the amulet of natural armour. The cost is the same, but the AC also applied against touch attacks, unlike the amulet. Your build is generally solid, though quite defensive. If I was constructing it, I'd be tempted towards...

Duelist, eh? Well, I'd suggest a progression a bit like this. Fighter 6/Duelist 9 1 - Dodge Ftr 1 - Weapon Finesse Ftr 2 - Mobility 3 - Weapon Focus Ftr 4 - Weapon Spec 5 - Improved Initiative* Ftr 6 - Spring Attack* 7 - Step Up* 9 - Improved Critical 11 - Critical Focus 13 - Bleeding...

I've basically run nothing but modules for the past 5 years. In fact, I've run almost entirely APs. In that time I've run Age of Worms, Savage Tide, War of the Burning Sky, Rise of the Runelords and Legacy of Fire.

Actually, the Greater Magic Weapon spell can't bypass any DR other than Magic. I guess they saw that one coming, and decided to head it off at the pass.

The Ranger's favoured enemy bonus now applies to attack rolls as well as damage rolls.

It's called out under the specific situations where it applies. Off the top of my head, it's noted on attack rolls (p 178), saving throws (p 180) and CMB checks (p199).

One of the videos of GenCon has a chat with Jason Buhlman, where he mentions that there isn't actually a table under the books. It is just more boxes of books with a cloth over it.

But really, what is it good for? ;)

For the most part, the class customisation options don't mesh well with final edition Pathfinder. It's unfortunate, but there it is. Just off the top of my head, as one that's been recently discussed, the cleric option doesn't really apply since clerics get their deity's favoured weapon as a...

Heh. The first word that came to mind was Walkman, but I decided to go for something a little more current to show that I'm 'down with the kids.' ....What? ;)

I like the rounds per day mechanic. As far as I can see, it's pretty much a straight improvement for barbarians; the extra flexibility to grants outweighs the slightly reduced number of rounds that they get at any given level. For bards, I'm more on the fence. I like that for both classes it...

Oh lord yes. I think it may be the most well put together roleplaying book I've ever bought, both in terms of how it looks and in terms of the construction quality. I'm extremly impressed with it.

Plus, of course, there's the free hand issue. The paladin needs one hand free to use lay on hands, meaning they can't use a weapon and a large shield while maintaining their ability to lay on hands. It's not much of a mitigating factor, just 1 point of AC, but I just thought I'd mention it.

I can verify that paladin and monk multiclassing restrictions are now gone.

They pretty much swept the board for best result, in the end. I think they went into the final book on 130 VPs, so after dealing with Leska's ward they had 145 VPs. The resistance was pretty much all aces, all the time. They didn't get Ostalin or Longinus's help, but I think that was about it...

Hey, my group loves having somebody with decent Heal. It makes those secondary poison saves a snap for the poor Fort classes. Especially since you can take 10 on the Heal check.

That, I would like to see. But then, epic level play must be incredibly hard to write, and there's the problem of actually getting the people who want to play it. I know my players are very wary of epic level, with the strange imbalances it possesses. At any rate, since I may have expressed it...

Ooh, my favourite adventure...that's a tough one. My impression was that my players found almost all of them adventures to be brilliant fun. Oh, on a specific note, they really enjoyed the 'soul-tapping' mechanic in the temple in The Trial of Echoed Souls. From a GMing perspective, I found most...

Last Thursday, we had the final session of our War of the Burning Sky game. Most of the session was taken up battling Leska at the Heart of History. The fight against Leska took three hours. And my players loved it. They loved that she felt like a dangerous spellcasting bad guy, but that she...