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That is debatable, but this is not the proper place for that debate. Instead go to http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=189985

Why wouldn't he? His extra skill point is a result of him being of the Human base race, not of his being of the "Humanoid" type.

Close isn't 25'+10' per level, it's 25' +5'/2 levels. At level 12, 20' per level works out to 240'. At level 12, Medium (100'+10'/level) works out to 220'.

Shadow Blade only gives DEX to damage for Shadow Hand weapons. Elven Thinblade is not a Shadow Hand weapon.

The "this is something your character is forced into through no fault of your own" thing. Most often character death is a result of a player's decision - unless it's Plot Death... but as the Lesson of Aeris shows, Phoenix Down does not work against Plot Death.

Your character died. Died. That's no fault of yours? Of course he should. Any character can decide to no longer follow the adventurers' life, to strike out on their own or just curl into a ball and die. Uh, again. Or, you know, not be willing to return when they get the afterlife "Do You Want...

Which means that once your turn rolls around, you can use your move action to provoke Attacks of Opportunity from as many mooks as you can manage, to further enhance its benefits. It actually fits flavor-wise as well - the competent martial artist taunting the mob of "guards" or "gang members"...

The two in combination is even better, since prone opponents have a -4 penalty to melee attack rolls.

If it can be used by anyone, it isn't a spell trigger item. A spell trigger item requires the character to have the spell on their spell list, or to make a UMD DC 20 check - an activation method that doesn't have those requirements isn't a spell trigger.

True. My bad. However, a potion that is use activated by drinking has a standard action as activation time because no matter what spell is in the potion, drinking one is a standard action. I wanted to point out that "use activated" doesn't mean "takes as long as drinking a potion".

Huh! I'm sorry about the mistake. Was this different in 3.0?

Only if it's nonmagical. Magical ammo always breaks.

No it doesn't. Spell trigger items are wands and staffs. Spell completion items are scrolls and the like. Potions are potions. Wondrous items are none of those types.

Disarm is an opposed attack roll. Someone with Weapon Finesse and a high DEX has just as good a chance to disarm someone as someone with as high a STR and the same base attack bonus.

I don't know where you are getting the number 4 from. A level 4 ranger has caster level 2.

In principle, you are correct. But you don't need EWP (Kukri) because the Kukri is a Martial weapon.

It's a possible interpretation, but yes, I don't think at this point that I will agree that it is a correct interpretation. So we'll leave it at that. I hope I haven't insulted or anything - reading through some of my posts I come across a bit condescending. I assure you that was not my intent.

Au contraire. One casting of Greater Magic Weapon will affect 50 arrows, so if you're going to be counting arrows, you should multiply the cost by 20/50 because that's how large a part of the potential target of the spell that you can maximally activate with the quiver.

I know, I'm not saying, "this sucks donkey, man. You should totally forget about the idea and go hide beneath your bed." I'm saying, "it's important to remember that a shield bonus doesn't stack with another shield bonus, so this might not work so well defensively as it looks like." It's still a...

Attack (melee) is a defined action that grants a melee attack. So is the Full Attack action, the Cast a Spell action (sometimes), and so on and so forth. Because Attack (melee) is not the only action that grants a melee attack, it doesn't have to be Action type: Varies. There are different...