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As suggested, a weapon user with a starting 16 can use +3 proficiency weapons to even things up. If you're playing a Warlord, Wolf Pack Tactics can be more important than anything else as it can really help in setting up CA. +3 stat, +3 prof +2 CA is a +8 to hit. By level 2 you could easily...

As long as you get at least a 16 in your primary stat, any race can work as any class. Even if you make something like a Tiefling Fighter, the Cha and Int boost your Wil and Ref defences and open up MC options.

Hold up, I made a character who was a charlatan psychic, who would fake contacting spirits, communing with the dead etc. That was their character. The actual build was a Wizard, using the various cantrips to simulate ghostly intervention and activity. That my character could cast Magic...

There's no point making a twinked out NPC who uses PC rules. If you're going to use him in combat then it's probably best to make someone who supports and doesn't overshadow. The two build options TWF from Ranger and Tempest Technique don't stack. Not entirely sure Aragon DW'd either.

First off, the swordmage can wield any weapon for it's Weapon attacks, so you can focus on those and just use weapon attacks. You loose your warding and swordbond but you could just use heavy armour if you wanted to and no-one cares about swordbond that much. And if you really care about...