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Well, given from how you described your current situation in your first post, I think I find Frank's advice to be quite sound. It is painfully obvious that both you and your DM have vastly different gaming styles that have come into conflict with each other on multiple occasions. It is quite...

I'm too old school. I still stick with the Continual Flame cast on a coin. Throw it in a pouch when not in use. Total cost: 50gp 1cp

The first answers are usually the best. Also, it always cracks me up to see people come here with a question, that they deep down don't want to know the answer to, then get offended and stubborn when someone gives it.

So they're slaves. Who owns them? What are they used for?

Being magical doesn't inherently disqualify the feat from functioning. Only "unusually massive ranged weapons and ranged attacks generated by spell effects can’t be deflected." So if your bow was enchanted to turn regular arrows into flying telephone poles, I think I would probably agree with...

Retraining armor/weapon proficiencies would be like retraining hit dice or skill points.

ECS is copyrighted and not open source, so aside from breaking the law, no.

I was pretty disappointed with the 3.5 wild mage myself. If you really want to do the Wild Mage class justice, get yourself an old 2.0 Tome of Magic, and see if your DM would let you convert the Wild Mage within to be playable in 3.x. You wouldn't need to do a whole lot since the variable...

Yeah, it's funny though how you can cast disintegrate on someone targeting their shield, and obliterate them, leaving the shield thoroughly intact. Wonky that is.

Put collision enchant (Magic Item Compendium) on your bow. +5 damage to attacks. Way nice for a bow.

Emphasis mine. Like that.

You can still be targetted by touch spells, thus validating Baumi's question. Having a shield-toting tank myself with Shield Ward in an RPGA sanctioned game, I would say about 90% of the DMs I've had allowed the bonus to my touch AC, solely because targetted spells are really the only thing...

Spot check would have been appropriate.

The tripper uses his/her strength modifier, whereas the defender may choose the higher of strength or dexterity. IDHTBIFOM, so not sure if the trip shot trick permits the halfling to substitute dex on the trip attempt, but even then you will still need to apply size modifiers. Also depends on...

Take a level of monk or use a feat to get the rogue Improved Unarmed Strike. If you attempt the disarm while unarmed, you end up with the weapon in your hand. Sure, you lose out on the weapon bonuses, but don't have to deal with those pesky situations like this where you have to manipulate...

Make him an elf and pick up two levels of wildrunner for another 10' unnamed.

Humanoids.

Hands down, coolest god ever is Urdlen.

Mithril.

AFAIK, it's just one, but I could be wrong.