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Mercucio posted one earlier on this thread.

For an even more minor point, this was fixed in the last or second-to-last Ascension update. Fertility gods can choose whether or not their children are divine at all.

Dante. Please don't help me. :p

Well then, reduce the Amerind, Aztec, Celtic, Egyptian, Greek, and Mesopotamian vote counts by 1. I don't care to see anything done for 4e.

Regardless of my votes, I'd like to see anything you have left to do in 3.5.

Why would this be the sole and single aspect of the templates that stacks, rather than replacing the lower ones?

And one divine ability is worth +2 to all ability scores. These can be traded on a 2-for-1 basis, or 1-for-1 if you have a portfolio that's related to the ability you're increasing.

Somehow, I doubt a character with only 30 hit dice, and class abilities based entirely on Wis and Cha will have the 70 Int required for Divine Nescience.

Hear, hear! I would vastly prefer getting the full Grimoire, but I'll take whatever I can get. Seriously. We'll pay money for whatever you can get out. If you just brain-puke everything you were even thinking about for Grimoire and sell it, untested, we'd still take it and work the kinks out...

Check the Book of Exalted Deeds. There's at least one spell (probably more) and one magic item that give sacred to AC. Also, the Holy/Infernal Transformation lines of spells in SpC give sacred and profane bonuses to ability scores. Not to mention several abilities in Ascension...

Sure there's a need for them. They stack with deflection, and are harder to get. But it is mentioned in every single 3.5 dragon statblock.

Aren't weapons more expensive than armor, instead of vice versa?

As-is, it might be balanced as a Transcendent (and the flavor certainly fits that, as well). Otherwise, drop the ability to attack others while it's active.

Rich Burlew would agree.

Adamantine Body should still give higher Str and Natural Armor than Iron, because it's harder, even though it's not heavier. And if there's only one of them, it should be Iron, which is more iconic.

Adamantine isn't any heavier than steel, just harder. Check the DMG, making an item of adamantine rather than steel has no effect on its weight.

Aliens from other planets on the Prime would be humanoids, monstrous humanoids, or other "natural" creature types. Aliens from the Far Realm should definitely be outsiders.

No idea, honestly. The discrepancy is so big, you basically need to pick one group to balance it for, and ignore the other.

I'd say it's either too weak (for NPCs) or far, far too strong (for PCs). A PC trying to Turn anything is a losing proposition after level 10, at the very latest, because HD scale so much faster than CR. That same disconnect means that any enemy with turning can turn any turnable PCs effortlessly.

I'd make them increase the score by 2. Or rather, I'd make feats and ability score increases interchangeable at all levels, and an Epic slot worth two non-Epic.