If you are going with a monk 1/sorcerer base, respeccing into full monk 1/sorcerer X, with only 4 levels of DD for the attribute bonuses. That suggests the following: respeccing once you get Gold Dragon form. However, you'll need it if you plan to spend time in dragon form before getting the full Gold Dragon form (which I assume is very late). It seems to me that this means that if you want to go Gold Dragon, trying to boost BAB (with Eldritch Knight) or hit die (with DD or EK) will end up being a waste once you get the full Gold Dragon form. That basically makes your BAB and hit dice from your regular levels irrelevant. (That's pretty high, since the highest BAB is 20, 1 per level, right?) It will do the same for your hit dice (turning them into d12s). Based on the description I saw on a website, the key thing I noticed is that Gold Dragon will bring your BAB up to a minimum number: 15 + mythic rank. (2) Second we would need some sense of how the Gold Dragon mythic path would affect things. Sorcerous Reflex? To fire off Sense Vitals at the beginning of every fight? Same question for weapon focus/specialization? Question: can you take improved critical for natural attacks? Archmage armor (for a sorcerer-based dragon build) The rest seem like general offensive or defensive feats: The Enduring Spells line could extend dragon form, but I doubt it will affect the spell-like ability versions of dragon form from DD, which is the fastest way to get dragon form. Brutality Incarnate (eliminates damage reduction for natural attacks) (Question: does the Gold Dragon form count as a polymorph effect for the purposes of this feat?) Master shapeshifter (physical ability scores +4 when polymorphed). (Question: do you get one mythic ability every mythic level? When do you get mythic feats?): (1) First we would need a list of mythic abilities (and mythic feats) that might be relevant to the build. What has changed from Kingmaker that is relevant? At least the following: (1) the availability of the Gold Dragon mythic path (2) mythic abilities generally.
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