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For 1, neither allow a human to use a colossal sized weapon, let alone without penalty. 2, Monkey Grip is such a crappy feat compared to Power Attack. 3. Strong Arm Bracers nor Monkey Grip are core, so not really valid to use to argue about core rules.

savage species had too many broken things in it to be 3.5. also, are you swinging your colossal longspear or is it swinging you? you have to choke up on it, assuming you could even get your grip on the massive diameter of the spear, because your mass or leverage just ain't enough to use it...

straight monk might give some problems, but a sacred fist build is rock solid

Yah, I just tried to pick an example of someone who was mighty forceful in his tactics and personality, like Thor :) don't know much about all the names of the occult references used in the book, maybe heard them once or twice ever, ya know? :)

K, I messed up with my build I told you about, its actually a demi-deity (i get those two mixed up) and with his sun portfolio he ignores all turn resistance. I don't see anywhere in the rules that states I can't turn you (or destroy you with a greater turning attempt) if you're on your home...

Force Portfolio Aspects: force magic, physical might, fortitude Opposed Portfolio: Destruction Examples: Thor Favored Animal: Gorilla Favored Class: Sorcerer/Warmage Favored Place: A Force Dragon's lair. Favored Sacrifice: Magic items that use force magic or provide force-based bonuses...

I have a few questions concerning turning and deity templates. Every template turns the character into an outsider. Does that leave every deity vulnerable to a Planar Turning epic feat cleric? I built a quasi-deity level 20 Cleric / 10 Radiant Servant focused on being able to turn undead, and...

the most broken skill is hide.. its an extraordinary way to turn invisible that no one can see through unless they have a special ability or a high enough spot skill

That is your interpretation, therefore = houserule. Powerful build does not state you can ignore handedness for weapons of your size, likewise it doesn't mention ANYTHING about weapons appropriately sized for you, therefore you still have to follow the rules for weapons sized for you, in this...

powerful does not state that you are treated as one size category larger to use weapons... it does state that you may wield weapons (it refers to weapons, not you) that are one size category larger than you are, without penalty. Using a two-handed weapon in one hand, REQUIRES the weapon to be...

you can only wield a two-handed weapon in one hand if it is one size smaller than your actual size. for a goliath this means a small spiked chain can be wielded in one hand, but he would suffer the size penalty for using a weapon that is not his size or 1 size larger. powerful build is very...