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However, the length of time you'll spend easily visible from the air is much less than the length of time you'd spend easily visible were you to walk through the eyes. Assume people have decent night vision to 40 feet. Now, walking to the target would most likely bring me within 40 feet of...

Night+dark clothes+most people don't actually look up+ distance.

Well, it would have been at night. I forgot to mention that part. Ideally, on a cloudy moonless night.

An idea I had. A ninja or assassain or rogue, or any other sneaky stabby type wants to off one specific guy in the middle of his army. Now, sneaking and skulking still has bad enough odds against an entire army, someone's going to roll their 20, or just run into a character with a high enough...

Find out what kind of paladin he'll be playing. If he's a Detect-Scream-Kill paladin, he'll be radically different from one that realizes that maybe just because someone's evil isn't a good enough excuse to slaughter them. Also, it would be a good idea to find out how he'll most likely react...

As naked as he spends much of his time, there's several feats from the chainmail bikini book that would work for him.

They can learn the simple things faster. Language is a special case, because it's a lot of practice and experience. They're still learning their own language at that point. That doesn't make them SMARTER, which is what int represents. They have trouble grasping certain conceptual concepts...

Nope. No mention of ranged weapon issues for the paladin in 3.0 either. I have NO idea where you're getting that from.

NPC anything with poison?

In lieu of any errata saying one way or the other, PHB takes precedence.

But the point is to not have the mount grapple equal opponents. Tell it to go after the halfling, or the caster, or someone with abysmal grapple checks.

You see a grey stone room, about ten feet on a side. You can smell some salty mustiness through the air. It's faint, but noticable. In the center of the room is a three foot high ring of stone, cut rough, made from the same stones as the walls and floor. The ring has a hole going through the...

I don't see a problem with that either, on account of I don't see it at all. There's nowhere in the description that says anything about ranged attack. And, as they are proficient in ranged martial weapons, it makes sense to think they can use them. Plus, I've actually planned on making a bow...

Ooh, nice avatar, Steve.

What you could do for the first group is simply declare that their human bonus feat is Weapon focus (shortsword). I agree with Crothian. At first level, even one reroll can be very powerful. I'd go with the +1 to any roll.

I may have posted this here before. I'm not sure. If so, I apologize. The Complete Moving pack. This functions just like a (Heward's) Handy Haversack, with some slight changes. The pack has had a shrinking enhancement added to it. Because of this, every item that is placed in the pack is...

Their sneezes do 20d6 bludgeoning damage.

So the question then becomes, are there any other cases in which the Normal is different, from what would normally be normal, but the benefit stays the same?

I'd just let it last for a full minute. I don't see it making that much of a difference.

Bard or rogue, and just don't use the iconic bard/rogue abilities? Gives you better hit die, and more skills to use.