Min/Max Boards

Psionics can be pretty difficult to identify without using psionics, and if this is actually *me* Int is pretty much the only score I can rely on being a positive modifier ...  All of my physical scores are more in the realm of 8. Though if this is again *actually me*, Constitution and Strength are still going to be better than Dexterity by some amount, and an 8/10/10/11/11/12 array would put them average enough.

Shaper (possibly Tashalatora Shaper), creative application and subtle manifestation. Gestalt with ... Beguiling Influence would come in handy in a pinch, but I have no dexterity, so Dragonfire Adept possibly makes more sense for ... one level, depending how obvious the Dragonblooded is with just one level. Not sure if I can meet the alignment requirements for Warlock. Dragonblooded does open up draconic auras, which could be used for some subtly helpful things. I'd probably lay low and dabble in dips like 'cloistered cleric of an ideal', human paragon to get that int up, bard, warblade and whatnot with the spare levels if I avoided enough dying to earn XP.

Speaking of Call of Cthulhu, my friend has been writing some investigations for the 7th edition rules to supplement the available content.

While free to access, he's hosting them on Patreon, so in this thread they go. 

I'm pretty sure Sanders isn't an anarchist? Believing that the government is currently misusing force in some ways doesn't mean you think it is criminal at all times and circumstances to do so ...  Running for commander-in-chief if you did might be a bit odd.

Ehm, PFS wouldn't let you sell the tapestry you found in the red dragon's lair, no. You'd get it accounted for in the gold pieces of your chronicle sheet, and possibly have them as an option for something you could buy with those gold pieces to abstract finding it / having access to it.

PFS handles wealth differently from a non-PFS campaign that is still Pathfinder. Crafting (for the most part) isn't allowed, for example, except as a check that earns a certain amount of additional wealth on your sheet based on your roll at the end of an adventure. Item creation feats aren't allowed and anything requiring them gets an alternate. And its rules on wealth are what they said. Not Pathfinder's rules, Pathfinder Society's.

Notsure what campaign documentation is but it might be some alternate form of accounting vs chronicle sheets. Generally speaking for most PFS characters they won't have any equipment that isn't purchased with wealth from a chronicle sheet aside from the 150 starting gold?

You guys are coming across as not playing PFS, which is what the ruling was for, and in which context it's ... entirely by the rules and reasonable. It actually isn't a pathfinder-in-general ruling.

your printer is better than mine (you suck  )

I don't have a printer, I use Shapeways' printing service. Presumably they have slightly better than home printers, though are still one of the lower-priced printing services.

I'd often rather have dresses vs things that I care about and friends disagree with me on. Then again I keep facebook around mainly to contact people.

To the OP:

When I first read the thread title, I thought it might be a parody in the vein of "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift.

... admit I was hoping for this.

Not relevant to first level likely, but Dispel Magic no longer has an area dispel option and apparently uses the same caster level check repeatedly against what are mostly going to be the same DCs on a targeted dispel. Both of these caught me by unfortunate surprise after preparing.

Initiating a combat maneuver gives you an advantage at it if I recall what happened the last time one of my party members leapt from a bridge to grapple a flying fiend with a rope tied around them. Something to keep in mind whether trying to use or avoid.

Half-orcs get quite a bit of interesting stuff, having access to things like orc archetypes; likely why there is such a slant towards them in local PFS. On the other hand halflings have no bonus to throwing weapons, though they are proficient with slings and treat 'halfling' weapons as martial weapons (the halfling sling staff in core, which has damage and range similar to a light crossbow, adds strength, and can be used as a club (which has moved to one-handed)).

Check on available sources, because Pathfinder has a lot but depending on campaign context you may be only able to use what you own (Pathfinder Society) or may be able to add third-party Pathfinder compatible supplements.

Fixed, hopefully. Apparently putting the URL in quotes was a problem rather than helpful...