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Can you spend any amount you want? By the RAW, you can not spend more than half your money on one item. But that is if you were following the character wealth rules. If that is the case, you can't spend more than 100,000 on any of your items.

I am almost certain I've seen a Double Bladed Scimitar in one of the books (I think WotC book, but can't be sure). Does anyone know if such a weapon exists, and if so, which book it is in? Also, if such a weapon does exist, could it be used with the Dervish PrC (where the Dervish gets bonuses...

A Drow Forsaker (3.0 PRC) can have like a 21SR by lvl 3 or so.

Would it keep it's regeneration though? And how would a PC actually run across a Troll corpse? It really should be something that doesn't exist. If the Troll didn't turn to ash from fire or acid damage, it would regenerate and never become a corpse. Maybe there is a way to kill a Troll that...

I wonder. Can you Wildshape into a larger size animal than normal? For example, a Wolf is Medium sized normally. Can one Wildshape into a Large or Huge sized Wolf (once they get to the appropriate level of course)?

For some reason, it just doesn't seem right. But I can't think of any reason why you couldn't. I am sure the DM can w/o any problems, but what about a PC? How would he use Animate Dead on a Troll corpse (which I think is an oxymoron)?

That character sounds very messed up. Lots of errors in it. What FEATS did he take?

That is correct. You also need to make a DC20 Concentration check to refocus your psionic focus (that is, to get your psionic focus back once you expend it). It costs a full round action to do so. There is a feat (Psionic Meditation?) that allows you to do this as a Move Equiv.

I think there are spells and feats in Libris Mortis that can also help with this...

That is the difference right there. You cast the spell ON your ally. Your ally then does the damage. But you cast spells THROUGH your familiar. You are the one still doing the damage.

Well the problem is, the Wizard is casting through the familiar. Instead of the Wizard touching the opponent, the familiar is. But it is the Wizard's spell doing the damage or taking effect. If the familiar had it's own way to cast a spell, and the Wizard ordered it to do so, then Invis...

Oh, you mean like a Monk?

If so, that would be cool...

Maybe because that is what it says in the PHB? I am not going to type it out for you, but I will give you some hints... 3.5 PHB Page 173 Under Summoning

I think that you should either roll the d20 first (before the miss chance) or if you do roll the miss chance first (and miss) you should still roll the d20. Reason being, you might hit something else. Imagine an enemy and an ally engaged in melee combat in total darkness. The sly ranger fires...

Right, and if I cast Detect Magic and this supposed "foe" happens to be within that area, I as the player will percieve him as not a foe at all.

Good build. if you could manage to fit 1 level of Monk in there, you'd be able to Flurry w/ the Shuriken as well, for an extra attack.

A Halfling would make a great Scout (Complete Adventurer). Take Mounted Combat, and you can move on your mount, toss Halflinf Skiprocks for extra d6s. They richoette to secondary targets as well.

It is exactly for this reason that the RAW states the character determines who is a foe and who is an ally.

FWIW, there is an Assassin spell that allows you to make a Ranged Death Attack with your next attack. I forget which book it is in, but I think it is one of the Complete books.