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Pun-Pun is immune to damage...

I definitely prefer a DM that allows her players to arbitrarily describe the visualization of their magical effects as it allots for more personalized and contradistinctive characters. However, the text for many spells describes the specifics of the visual effects, such as whether or not the...

A two-inch steel needle shot straight into your jugular could cause massive blood loss, but not at all excessive in terms of D&D damage.

Yes you'll bet the fourth iterative attack by ECL 20. I presented a build in post #7. The fighter level is there to get into IS as soon as possible (Ranger would do just fine though). Either way...just my 2 cp

The CW errata limits the Invisible Blade to one feint/round as it is now a swift action. Either way...just my 2 cp

It's a great spell combo as Beastland Ferocity allows you to act normally while in the dying state and Delay Death extends the dying state indefinitely (for the duration). The Omniscificer relys on this spell combo to withstand nigh-infinite damage.

I don't know of any items published that does such, but the Druid's Vestments add one daily use of Wild Shape an it's only 10,000gp. I'd say that's a pretty fair price for Wild Shape and an item suiting your purposes could be priced similarily for shifting.

Whisper Gnomes have a racial feat called Silencing Strike that would do precisely what you're looking for. However, you have to be a Whisper Gnome... The Ninja of the Crescent Moon (Sword and Fist) has a class feature called Silencing Attack that mutes an enemy struck by your sneak attack, IIRC.

It works regardless of whether the weapon you wield is one or two handed. If you use a two-handed weapon, you deal triple the extra damage from Power Attack. As for increasing damage, when you gain your next level take the Animal Affinity power. It's not an enhancement bonus, so it'll stack...

The whip by itself is not a very strong weapon. However, when used in the following combination it becomes pretty devastating: EWP: Whip, Weapon Finesse, Combat Reflexes, Oversized Two-Weapon Fighting, Double Hit, Robilar's Gambit Holding the Whip in your off-hand and a finessable weapon in...

For a melee Rogue type, I'd suggest the Nightsong Enforcer Prc from Complete Adventurer. It's full BAB and D8 hit die are extremely attractive to almost any rogue. Rog 3/Hexblade 3/Nightsong Enforcer 6 +11 BAB, saves 4/9/6 + Cha vs. spells, evasion, mettle, opportunist, +4D6 sneak attack, and...

Well since that other thread ended with very few suggestions (in part, due to the OP's lack of input) I'll offer up a quick build suggestion: Elven Swash 3/Ftr 2/Dervish 6/CoCL 2 or Elven Rog 3/Swash 3/Ftr 2/Shadow Theif of Amn 3/CoCL 2

Paladin/Bard? Core-only, I don't see how that's feasible. Edit: I suppose you could tack a couple Paladin levels onto the end of the build, but you'd lose your ability to progress any further in Bard...

Neither Arcane Strike or Divine Might are core and you're only casting 5th level spells at 15th level. However, Pal 2/Sor 6/EK 7 is a great core only build. +12 BAB, saves 10/4/7 + Cha, 12th lvl Sor casting, and 1 bonus Ftr feat.

A 'gish' is a multiclassed Githyanki, as stated in the Monster Manuel under the Githyanki entry. As starwed stated, the term has evolved to include any warrior/caster type. Well, the OP didn't state the character's race, so perhaps s/he is a Githyanki...

None. But if you must multi-class, one level at the most. Fighter hurts you far more than it helps in a Cleric build. One of the main class features for the Fighter is their weapon proficiencies and you're getting that for free with the War domain (one weapon at least...) Cleric > Fighter...

Despite being new here I've already heard of your aversion to this term. Which descriptor would you prefer?

A decent core-only gish is Ftr 1/Wiz 6/EK 8 +12 BAB, 13th lvl wiz casting, saves 10/5/8, and 2 bonus fighter feats (Power Attack+Improved Initiative) Alternatively, Bard 16/Ftr 4 (eventually) nets a +16 BAB and 6th level Bard spells. At your level I'd go Bard 13/ftr 2. Either way...just my 2 cp

Meh. As I said, that was all off the top of my head and it would probably have mistakes. I also forgot to include a required 13 int and the fact that a Cleric only has a +3 BAB at 6th level, so she may only benefit from a +3 dodge bonus from the Combat Expertise feat. Replace the dodge feat...

There is nothing in the spell description that states Slay Living has a maximum damage output of 10D6. In fact, the spell specifically states that it only deals 3D6 damage +1/caster level. I'm not sure where you got this interpretation from, but it would not be unreasonable to house-rule that...