WrathVisualAdjustmentsMod VS DarkCodex

By any chance did you get Visual Adjustments instead of Visual Adjustments 2? The latter is working fine for me.

Anyway, if you feel like giving it a shot here's the link, but do make a backup save before messing around just in case: https://github.com/BarleyFlour/WrathVisualAdjustmentsMod

If you're on PC and don't mind using mods Visual Adjustments 2 can do that already. Plus a bunch of other stuff that Owlcat will probably never implement.

I don't think so. There's the github site for the old version of the mod which lists some of its features but I don't think they're all implemented yet.

Third question: Ugh, in-character outfits are very limited in this game. There is the Visual Adjustments mod that allows you to pick any of the available outfits freely, independent of class or armor type (e.g. you could have your caster run around in what looks like plate) and add/remove other visual effects. The downside is that this does not magically make more armor available. Still, there might be stuff that matches what you want, especially if you look into monster outfits (not sure if incubus outfits, for example, are available as clothing or only as complete body transmogs... would need to check).

Visual Adjustments.

When I played with a gestalt character, I got the feeling that that toy box feature was a bit on the buggy side, so I never tried respec. However, if you just want to change the hair style, I think the Visual Adjustment mod can help: https://github.com/BarleyFlour/WrathVisualAdjustmentsMod

I want to play a blaster caster or kineticist but I'm having trouble deciding what to go with. I'm using the spellbook merge mod which adds spellbook merging for other mythic paths. I'm also using dark codex which adds cool new stuff for kineticist and also makes zippy magic work with it.

Elemental Rampager used to be a fun archetype for Wildshaped DPS. But then Owlcat nerfed Elemental Barrage so its glory days are long gone, unless you use a mod to partially bring them back.

Dark Codex adds Feral Combat Training to WotR. Natural weapons are still not great though. 1/2 BAB classes who still want to be effective in melee get the most out of them, since they won't ever get as many weapon attacks as they can get natural attacks, but making natural weapons effective burns a lot of feats and full casters are better off spending their feats on their casting. It's a build you do for the fun of making something silly work.

Dark Codex if you want more OP cheese, like buffing Kineticists, extra Limitless mythic abilities (Limitless Bombs! Limitless Bardsongs!), and bringing back some golden-oldie cheese that Owlcat nerfed, like Elemental Barrage proccing off weapon effects or Kinetic Blasts working with Zippy Magic.

Everlasting Judgement should be your first Mythic ability, that's what enables you to use Judgements constantly. Unfortunately it doesn't apply to Judgment Aura unless you use a mod, so those are still saved for tougher fights. Another issue for Judge is most of its abilities are swift actions which compete for first-round action economy.

Since you're already modding: Dark Codex adds Limitless Bombs as a Mythic Ability. So bombs away all day!

BTW if you're on PC, you should check out the Dark Codex mod which adds a bunch of new features for Kineticists, especially Kinetic Knights.

I haven't tried Judge myself but I think you're going to want the Dark Codex mod which makes Everlasting Judgement also apply to Judgement Aura. So it goes from a finite-use buff to one you can spam for every trash fight. :)

If you're on PC, I suggest checking out the Dark Codex mod, it adds a lot of extra stuff for Kineticists in general and Kinetic Knights in particular, like giving them Kinetic Whip. Otherwise WotR Kinetic Knight is a gimped version of an already niche archetype, unfortunately.

There's a tiny mod which reverts Demonic Charge back to the way it used to work. And Dark Codex adds an option for using Quicken with Demon Teleport.