It really feels like WoTC went crazy with CHA casters once they made the Sorcerer back in 3e. I would rather have the Warlock be an INT caster. Or even change the Sorcerer to a CON caster.
Also, back in 3.5 I felt that the Dread Necromancer should have been an INT caster but they got slotted...
I would let Sorcerers "research" new spells in between levels so when they gained a new spell they could get the new spell they were researching for free. So a players tells me they want their Sorcerer to make a spell to polymorph their arm into a weapon that attacks at 3/4th BAB for 1/round a...
Yeah, 3.X, especially early 3.0 had some odd design choice for PrCs. Look at the Oozemaster for example, it is a 5/10 PrC meant for spellcasters, but no spellcaster is going to give up five caster levels. I would either just make it a full casting PrC or remove the casting requirement altogether...
I would fluff it as something like this...
"The weakpoints in the negative energy in undead are constantly shifting around their body. For a long time nobody thought they had any weak points, until my order of Rangers figured out the timing and where these weak points shift around on their...
One thing I have been considering if I ever get around to running another 3.X game is to let Ranger's get critical hits on enemies who are normally immune to crits if it is their favored enemy. So, a Ranger with Undead as their favored enemy could crit undead, and a Ranger/Rogue multiclass could...
Yeah I feel that a lot of the given examples for a class are not the best. Especially for Magic Users seeing as how Vancian magic does not conform to how magic worked at all in Myths and Legends.