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Well, how gonzo are we talking about?

Isn't there some kind of Bloodline feat that grants you the racial weapons profs of your ancestor and lets you count as that race for magic items and PRCs? I could have sworn I saw those somewhere.

Uh, yeah. Nevermind.

Sneaking in and destroying all of they day's collected lumber would be really horrible for them on a financial level. Maybe even more so than just a loss in troops Also, and this is a bit of stretch, you could try bribery. Mess with their stuff for a while and then offer them gold to decide...

There are no native fey in Cambria. Only their mad ghosts. Centuries ago they ruled this land until the Treants, who have always been evil as far as any one can tell, led a war of genocide against them and their forest allies. Since that day no one has stepped up to challenge the treants further...

Or you could just disguise yourself as a druid and hang around them a bunch. Or kidnap a druid, keep him in your basement, and forcibly read his memories. Or scry on a druid's grove and watch them in action. Or cast Comprehend Languages on yourself and make a rosetta stone. Or a thousand...

All the treants in Cambria, the few that there are, are lawful evil druids of varying level. All of the wild animals in their care are evil as well and many of them have been awakened. Most of these awakened animals lead packs of normal animals, roaming the land and bringing woe. Most...

So, what exactly is that a statue of?

Hmm, I'll have to try that in my game. Maybe with Improved Natural Attack, Bull Strength, and one of those natural weapons amulets from Savage Species. Then give him a good hiding spot, or just make him invisible, and let him pounce some to death in the first round. What a great idea! Thank you.

Weapons don't have an alignment, they are aligned. That means that, for instance, they would overcome a DR of that alignment. It is a mechanical effect that is quite different that actually have an alignment. It just means that the "energy" of that alignment, or perhaps more accurately energy...

Can you define "Boss Monster"? If it were me I'd probably switch Track out for Weapon Focus Sting, or maybe Improved Natural Attack. And the Survival score is wrong.

1 But not a lot. There was a psionic PC for a while, but he eventually was retired (we really needed another fighter-type). There's a small village of psionic half-orcs we stayed in, but we haven't been back. So it's not a main element by any stretch of the imagination, but it's out there.

Glad to have helped.

Well, I'm just assuming that everything in the XPH is true. So where it says that psions or psionic warriors tend to congregate in small communes, or that maeneds live in coastal communities of 300 or less, I just extrapolate off that. So xephs have cities, thri-kreen are nomadic, dromites have...

I was thinking about the psychological effects of an all psionic world. Since developing psionic potential is essentially random there would be a much greater emphasis placed on fate. Some people are destined for greatness, and those without that destiny can never hope to achieve it. Heavy...

Would it also only have the core races from the Expanded Psionics Handbook? Expect to see lots of Crystal mines/farms. The price of crystal might go up is there's ot enough to meet the demand. Or there might be advanced ways of growing large amounts of crystals in relatively short periods of...

Does anyone have any experience with this Prestige Class in actual play? How is it? Is it underpowered? Overpowered?

I really like the idea of Giant rail mogul. The visual metaphor for power and wealth is so great. I really like the image of giant sized steamtrains. Also if you're going Old West you might want to consider Cactus Treants.

Do you mean a Construct, like a golem or something, that became a God? Or a God of Constructs? Either of which would be cool. Is there a god of constructs?

Star Elf is indeed pretty neat. You get a minus to con and a plus to cha, you get the same magic immunities as a normal elf but lose the weapon familiarity that you really didn't need anyways. But does the minus to con really balance out the plus to cha? Plus you can be subjected to spells...