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a) Gobs of well-thought out familiars, both mundane and fantastic. Include utilitarian types (monkey, parrot) with cute or theme ones (songbird: +2 perform; bumblebee: +2 intimidate) and suchlike. b) Feats that give access to dramatically improved familiars. Construct, battle-worthy, elemental...

To our mind, Drow represent the perfect Platonic representation of my least favourite D&D convention: DM/Player conflict. The rules get broken just for them: they all run around with +3 this and +5 that, but can the characters use those items? No, sorry, they fall apart in the open air. They go...

Lets see... Aberration— Hit Die: D8. Avg HP for 10 dice: 45; Con bonus +3, +30 hp. Final hp: 75. (note: average per die is 4.5 not 4.0). Attack Bonus: As cleric. (10hd = +7 bab) Strength: 25 (+7). Final attacks: +14, +9 Looks like your attack bonuses are a little off: Bite +14 melee, 2 arm...

For reference, see Charm and Compulsion page 73, DMG. Now, the PHB description of the control undead effect remarks that it is "mental control." This most sounds like a compulsion effect, rather than a charm effect. We are lead to believe that the undead in question would be wholly dominated...

Our campaign world has divers influences, many of which are rather different from pedestrian fantasy fare. Such sources include — the fanciful nature of the Metamorphoses, Publius Ovidius Naso; the adverbial sillyness of Howard Philips Lovecraft; the pacing and imagination of Feng Shui, Robin...

We might suggest that having celestial blood does not require the offspring to possess physical traits corresponding to the ancestor. The reproductive capabilities of seraphim need not be Mendelian: consider physical contact with regards to the procreation of angels entirely optional. What if...

Now what would be quite snazzy is if there was a google "search the SRD" box. Somebody could come along and punch in "inherent" and get this (edit: blo'y evil rogue smileys)