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And now for the fluff! The Genomes origins are a closely kept secret. The vast majority of genomes themselves don't know it, but they were, in fact, created by a race from the Far Realms. They were created in preparation of a mass invasion of the Prime Material Plane, as well as the rest of the...

A couple feats I got the idea for from a poster on the Myth-Weaver's forum! Tailed Spellcaster Prerequisites: Able to cast 1st level Arcane or Divine spells; Genome Benefit: You have acquired a degree of control over your tail that few genomes manage. You have such control over it that you may...

I'll think about it when I come up with the fluff for them. As for right now, updated according to some reccomendations on a different forum!

Nah, I think that's a bit macabre for D&D. Maybe if it's a horror campaign, then it could apply to the NPCs, but the PCs have them and if they find their kinfolk they're like "Wtf, what's with these guys?"

OK, I saw the guy who statted up the Qu as a race, and now I feel the need to do Zidane's race, the Genome's. Let me know what you all think! Genome +2 Dexterity, -2 Strength: Genomes are quick and agile, but relatively frail. Medium: As medium creatures genomes get no special bonuses or...

...Been playing FFIX much, have we now? Oi. Now, see, I would have statted up Zidane's race, myself.

OK, here's a feat I came up with in an attempt to combine and improve the benefits of the Knight and Paladin classes, which I feel can work very well together. If you all could look it over and give your opinions on it, I would be most appreciative. Devoted Champion Prerequisites: Knights...

MMV has Godling as a template, but it only gives a few examples, and says to ask the DM for ones for specific deities.

I was giving a way to deal with him. Basically, have multiple people. After he falls, he's considered helpless until his next turn, since he's too heavy to move. So have a fighter come up a Coup him, dealing with the issue. Players who munchkin like this need to learn that, no matter how...

OK, here's an idea. A fighter using a Scythe and a mage. The mage casts a spell that creates an illusory double of each of them, and then uses Ghost Sound or a similar spell to speak to the party without revealing which group is the real one. He then goes to squish one group, only to find it...

Well, being able to do something all day or only a few times per day is less of an issue if the DM keeps with the old stand-by of "One random encounter per day, barring special roleplay circumstances". And no "I go out hunting for more monsters" is not appropriate for "special roleplaying...

Which is why you go with Sapphire Smite instead. For one feat slot, you can get up to three or four extra Smites, plus bonuses on damage rolls! Of course, you have to find different ways to get essentia, but that's what the Incarnum feats are for, almost every one of them gives a point of...

Here are some, if your DM is willing to allow Incarnum. Shape Soulmeld (Armguards of Disruption) Prerequisite: Con 13 or higher. You can shape the soulmeld Armguards of Disruption, which grants a touch attack which deals 1d6 damage to undead creatures, usable once per round. If you have and...

St. Cuthbert, Lawful Neutral deity of Order, Justice, vengeance and retribution. Paladins of him make major use of their Smite ability.

You forgot the Divine Oracle PrC, which gives the Oracle domain, which gives +2 caster level for all divination spells. The Rainbow Servant also gives access to the Good, Air and Law domains as you level in it. Seeker of the Misty Isle, in addition to the Travel domain you mentioned, also gives...

Np. Only issue is that there are three feats in that book that all do basically the same thing (+1 luck bonus on anything once per day), but once you take one of them, you can never take either of the others. Those are Favored of the Companions, Knight of the Stars, and Servant of the Heavens.

Isn't that St. Cuthbert, who I mentioned in the op? Pallys of Cuthbert are fun to play, especially with the Grey Guard class, though.

Servant of the Heavens: Once per day, when performing an act of good, you may call upon your archon patrons to assist you in your endevors, granting you a +1 luck bonus on any one roll or check.

Only problem with that is that, technically, none of the classes in BoED say that Paladins can take levels of it and still be able to level as a Paladin, so, again, technically, once you take your first level of Fist of Raziel, you can't advance as a Paladin again. And Fist of Raziel doesn't...

Well, there's the Grey Guard from Complete Scoundrel, which is great if you're wanting to walk the line between good and evil. Or you could do the Annointed Knight from Book of Exalted Deeds, for focusing more on melee combat and personal permanent buffs, though it doesn't say that Paladins...