TabletopTweaks-Core VS TabletopTweaks-Reworks

Based on Pathfinder 1e, albeit with a lot of omissions and modifications. FYI there are mods to add features and bring it closer to PnP such as Tabletop Tweaks.

Tabletop Tweaks has four components: the main Core mod which acts as the foundation; then the subcomponents (Base, Reworks, Flanking) which are built on top of TTT Core. There's also third-party addons listed separately. Upside to this modularity is you only need to install the features you want; downside is each component has to be updated separately.

A Skald MC can take Azata path for Aivu; or Improved Mythic Trick (Lore Religion) for Animal domain. For a Skald mercenary or Companion, though, you're SOL unless you either use Toybox to enable Mythic Paths for other characters (which is buggy so YMMV whether it even works); or you install Tabletop Tweaks for Animal Ally feat. I used TTT to give Regill a mount that way.

I'm using Tabletop Tweaks to play a Crusader cleric of Erastil. With Deadeye's Blessing, I get WIS to hit with longbows without dipping Zen Archer so I don't delay my spells and benefit from spellbook merging. [Still need DEX for some ranged feats, though, so it's not a total dump stat.] Basically the idea is to focus on buff spells and ranged DPS for the first two Acts, then shift into a more caster-focused role later on with archery as a backup.

If you're using mods, Tabletop Tweaks adds the Animal Ally feat. Why settle for conventional pet classes when you can have, say, pure halfling Mutation Warrior on a leopard? Go crazy!

That's how the original Mythic Sneak Attack works. TTT Reworks changes it to a die increase so d6s become d8s; or Knife Master's d8s become d10s.

TTT Reworks has a number of balance tweaks, including changes to the Perception 2 Trick. Pro is it gets rid of the 3-feat tax by eliminating the three extra crit feats; con is it also gets rid of the +1 crit multiplier bonus.

Release v1.2.5 · Vek17/TabletopTweaks-Reworks · GitHub

FYI the TTT Reworks mod rebalances Trickster so you might find it more fun to be, well, less OP.

[The TTT Reworks addon is optional and has homebrew rules which rebalances Mythics. Some abilities are made more powerful while others are nerfed.]

FYI the SpellbookMerge mod was recently updated for WotR EE; it adds a bunch of new options, including bard+Azata. Why should Angels and Liches be the only ones who get that perk? :) Also the TTT Reworks mod makes a few minor improvements to Azata; e.g., "Incredible Might now grants a mythic bonus instead of a morale bonus" so it will stack with other buffs.

Mythic Reworks - Homebrew changes to Mythic Paths.