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The Book of Erotic Fantasy ( the book I assume you are referencing) doesn't deal with only forced interactions. In fact it merely nods to them as a distinct possibility as the book deals with sexual material as a whole in the D&D world. The most important I believe is the alignments attitudes...

Is the best way mechanically to do this.

D&D is a roleplay game, in our campaign world anything can happen. We like to add real world logic to our game-world where characters have more depth than what is clearly defined by the "rules". My character is an Uncivilized Druid that worships Silvanus and aims to destroy all civilization...

5th level, Feeblemind is uber.

Book of Erotic fantasy, look it up. It has a lot of rules and classes based on sexual material. A lot of the rules they came up with make sense in the general game world. I believe it even covers forced interactions.

Because that gives every caster the Metamagic Feat Knockback if their DC is low enough?

All of this is really unimportant as there is a feat that actually does this.

I am in my group too, they don't mind because I generally hold back and don't kill everything before they get to go. That and I am usually in character from the moment I sit down to the moment I get up to let them out of my house.

The DM is mostly right about the challenge thing. My current character is so very powerful at level 12 that I've trivialized CR 19s first round. All of this is because I got a HUGE windfall of money and spent it all on optimizing my gear. That and I am a druid/cleric gestalt. However, limiting...

The bad guys are always evil? Man what boring DMs have you had?

Tell him to open the PHB and read Wizard spells real quick and then remake his terrible ruling on sneak attack. Also druids are crazy effective, if you saw me play mine tears might fall from your DM. I melee better than our fighter.

My campaign I am starting up any day now was loosely brought upon by the idea of the spell "Shatter Soul" From the book "Sword & Sorcery -Relics and Rituals" where the spell fragments a targets soul killing them instantly and places those fragments into the nearest person. In order to resurrect...

It was a pretty good movie. And I am pretty sure that would be an interesting campaign hook, I know I would like it. But when I come up with Plot hooks I am usually reading a list of spells and think to myself "Oh man that could hold some attention."

It was a movie, where a holy text with the meaning of life, immortality, everything on it. IT was also tatooed on his skin.

You could always take the "Bullet Proof Monk" way of things.

The Whales in the D&D Universe are some sort of freakishly small animals that are but a shadow image of real world Whales. Obviously.

Hide in Plain sight is a pain and the fact that Shadow Dancer's get it so early makes most DMs pull their hair out. RAW he can even attack while still hiding with only a penalty.

In Book of Exalted deeds there is the Asura. Its wings are on fire and it is pretty much fire based.

The Skulk are a wonderful race in that book, if you consider shadow dancer as a class for them.

I am currently playing a Saint in the Epic side of our campaign and the biggest thing you need to look at is the Exalted Feats, they make the Saint more powerful and he is required to have at least 2.