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I used Contingency: Spell Resistance "if I am about to be affected by a hostile spell" at one point. It was very effective, but required Arcane Disciple to pull off.

I imagine you are asking whether Nature's Armament applies to the MoMF's additional form options. I'd say it does. The MoMF is still using wild shape. Also, thanks to erratta, levels in both classes stack for purposes of wild shape progression.

With that much Int, I would be tempted to go Wizard. A fun gestalt combination is Swashbuckler/Wizard. With gestalt, it is a good idea for one of your classes to give you access to magic; doing so really expands your options. If your DM will allow ToB classes, look at Wizard/Swordsage or...

Yep, the Crusader takes 8 damage and delays 5 of it.

Are you an elf? If so, you could make it into a Hand of the Mage. :p

Having the Shapechanger subtype isn't going to make much difference for you. You might run into magic items that are more effective against shapechangers or only work for shapechangers, but other than that, not much effect. The ability is called Evershifting Form because the class is the...

Unless the players are really low-level, don't worry about it. Use the breakage/recovery rules for magic arrows and arrows made from special materials. For mundane arrows, just figure he has all he needs.

NPC hirelings can be incredibly useful at low levels. If the wizards hire a couple of 1st or 2nd-level warriors as muscle, they would probably be fine. Hiring an adept and giving him a few scrolls or a wand of cure light wounds helps a lot too.

Yes, if the players are good at role-playing.

The first level Goliath Barbarian subsitution level gives Mountain Rage, which increases the Goliath to large size while raging.

What level are you going to be starting at? The Soulfire armor enchantment (+4) from BoED is really nice.

The range limitation on the spells is something to watch out for. After seeing one in play, that was often missed.

Sounds like the Hero system to me.

At higher levels it can be used with Improved Multishot, though, right?

There is a table in the book. I don't have the book handy to give you the exact page, but it is near the beginning.

I think he is referring to a flat one-for-one cost point buy. A score of 18 costs 18 points.

The prestige class restrictions in the description of gestalt work well. I would not limit multi-classing.

Any idea where that old saying came from?

Complete Mage has a 4th-level Wizard spell that transforms the caster into a winter wolf for 1 round/level. Make sure to read the description of the Polymorph subschool in the same book.

Actually, wild shaping only heals 1 HP/level. Make sure to read the descriptions of wild shape and alternate form carefully. Players often think they get more of the benefits from shapechanging abilities than they actually do.