Yeah, you'll have a few joins, it's still not that many and the indexing should be very simple. The one thing I'd suggest, instead of trying to pivot the data into columns, return it as rows, you'll have fewer joins and simpler queries that way. You can change the layout on the client side so that it's pivoted.
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