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I'll be out of town this weekend and unable to post until Sunday night. If a combat starts and you need her actions, she will probably start bardic music (Inspire Courage +1) then start shooting her bow.

"Let there be bats!" Syldar moves out with the group. Syldar Str 14, Dex 17, Con 10, Int 15, Wis 8, Cha 14 Medium Elf, Speed 30' HP 8, AC 16 (touch 13, FF 13) Init +5, Perception +1 For +0, Ref +5, Will +1 Ranged Attack: Longbow +3 1d8 (+1/+1 within 30') Melee Attack: Spear: +2 1d8+3 Bardic...

"Blood sucking vampire bats? That sounds exciting!" Syldar then remembers that not everyone knows her. The elf introduces herself, "I am known as Syldar, seeker of knowledge and singer of stories." She pauses for effect, then continues, "also, capable with a bow." Syldar, being an archer...

Syldar watches and smiles once she is sure the man is not seriously injured. "See Izzik, I told you there would be excitement." After that, she gets up and heads out the door with the rest of the group.

Syldar notices Izzik and Aressa as she finishes her breakfast. Nodding politely to Dellrian, she goes over to the pair. "I am certain that excitement will come along soon enough. It always does. In the meantime, enjoy the food and drink here." She glances at Izzik to be see if she would...

Eidolon and cleric as frontline combatants ... ouch. Fixed that for you. Syldar is an archer.

Syldar: Fine with me. Syldar does not have any place to go. How do you do the Show/Hide button?

Actually, I think you could do that even if your BAB was only 5. Both apply a penalty limited by your BAB, but I don't think either actually decreases your BAB. (If they did, you should also lose iterative attacks.) Since you are not making a separate attack for the spell, I would suspect that...

"My name is Syldar Narthalial." She glances at her food. "Is there some sort of frog in this?" After poking at the strange ingredient, she continues. "I have been traveling to learn what strange things might exist in the world. Would you not agree that gaining knowledge is preferable to...

Syldar A short elf walks into the the inn and goes up to the bar. "Hey handsome, what do you have that is unusual for breakfast?" She talks with him briefly and, learning that Delliran is paying for breakfast, looks over at him. When her food is ready, she looks at it, as if seeing it...

I mostly agree with Empirate's response. However: The RAW do explicitly indicate that undead are not affected, although it is by the absence of something, not by explicit text. I don't have the text in front of me, but I assume the spell has this line: Save: Fortitude partial If Undead...

I like that it emits faint divination. A +15 market price modifier and it looks like something a 5th level wizard could make? It does seem rather weak, although by the time you can afford this, you are probably make 15 attacks a round (don't ask me how), so being able to reroll natural ones is...

I'm fairly certain that at some point in retraining the rogue levels to swashbuckler, you will no longer qualify for Daring Outlaw. At that point, you lose the benefit of the feat. (Or possibly the retraining rules will not let you retrain that level without fire retraining the feat). Even if...

Sorcerer claws are a cool concept for a non-standard build. When I first saw them, I immediately wanted to build a Sorcerer/Eldritch Knight/Dragon Disciple gish who wades into battle and rends people with his claws. With the rules as written, that probably only works for an NPC who fights...

One of the design goals of pathfinder was to be backwards compatible and not invalidate 3.5 sourcebooks. That said, there are differences. The standard in Pathfinder is an NPC with PC classes has CR=level-1. Most of the 3.5 classes are weaker than the PF counterparts, although that might not...

If it wasn't an artifact, it would certainly be a reasonable wish. Modifying artifacts with mortal magic is dangerous. (See Disjunction.) I'd get a cleric to cast Augury before casting Wish. The cost of Augury is trivial compared to that of Wish, and, unless the effect of the wish is going...

Technically, the fighter does provoke, but there is nothing the creature can do to take advantage of it. Most likely, that is just a semantic difference but it's possible the creature has some ability that triggers when an enemy provokes an AoO even if it cannot/does not make an attack. And...

I wanted to vote for "Follow RAW, and treat subsequent spots normally" Once you have to make another hide/spot check, something has changed so that the previous hide is no longer in effect.

From your post, it sounds like you will lose a class level to be a necropolitan. That hurts a full caster, and as a sorcerer, you already gain new levels of spells one level late. While it's unlikely that you'll be able hide your undeadness from the party, you probably could hide it from...

Quite often, the fatigue after rage is little more than fluff. It only matters if something happens right after the encounter: more enemies show up, the party flees the encounter and has to outdistance pursuit, there is a natural disaster that they need to avoid, etc.