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The warforged would just stand in place patiently at parade rest. Eventually the kender would get bored and wander off. Thus the warforged would win by default.

I'm going to have to go with Cloudkill on this one for one simple reason: You're a necromancer. The cloud will not harm your undead minions in the slightest.

That's nothing compared to my telekiwhatsis powers. ..rubberspoon..rubberspoon..rubberspoon..

Doesn't bother me. There are a lot more swift actions being used, so with the 1/round limit you start to have to make choices as to how you use yours. That's a good thing. If it were a standard action per dagger, it'd not be worth it. The idea is it's a gauntlet that provides daggers for...

Why wouldn't it? They do different things. It'd be like asking if haste stacks with stoneskin.

Treat it as a trap, basically. The bigger the area that's collapsing, the higher the DC. A few example traps you could use the rules for that are close equivalents, starting on P70-71 of the DMG. Falling Bricks from Ceiling - 2 hexes of falling misc small debris. Ceiling Pendulum - for a...

On its own, a pretty straightforeward item. A belt that has 3 charges per day, renewed at dawn, and you can spend a variable number of charges to gain an effect - in this case, healing. It's a formula you see repeated several times in the book. A single charge from the Healing Belt gets you...

No, no. Battle Sorcerer. Better BAB, better HD, easier to meet the 'level of nothing but haste' requirements. Don't go overboard with weapon finesse and improved weapon familiarity, etc. Look at the net benefit - you're burning 2 feats to use your dex instead of your str for your to-hit...

*nod* Specifically says it does not bypass fortification.

Not negative energy, and isn't a [Death] spell. Death Ward will not protect against a Blasphemy. A bard, however, will. Go go Gadget Countersong.

An immovable rod is anchored in space - objective space, not relative to an object or person. You could stick 'em, make it immovable... and then they'd just take a step back and voila - no swordy hurtness. On the other hand, using Swallow Whole against someone with an immovable rod would be...

Magic Item Compendium: Deathstrike Bracers. 3/day, swift action to activate, lets you sneak attack and crit on things that are immune by virtue of their type (plant, ooze, undead, etc) for 1 round. Doesn't help bypass Fortification armor, however. 5k.

Yes. Most (almost all, really) games have some sort of power-level tracking mechanic, be they levels, character points, karma, exp, etc. Ditching one for another is just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. Removing them all together would require a massive, conceptual restructuring of...

*nod* I did something similar for an aasimar character, making it into a 20-level Celestial Herritage class. Tweaked a few of the abilities (energy types on aura didn't have to match up exactly the same way, for example), added a Protection From Evil option for Draconic Resolve, and made the...

10 (base) +8 Armor (bracers of armor +8) +13 Dex (Dex 36; halfling, starting dex 18, +5 lvl adv, +5 dex book, +6 dex enh.) +9 Wis (Monk's Belt. Wis 28; starting wis 18, +5 wis book, +6 wis enh.) +9 Int (Canny Defense ability. Int 28; starting 18, +5 int book, +6 int enh.) +1 Monk (Monk's Belt)...

To be fair to the above statement, so could a 9th level human fighter, or a 9th level human commoner. :p

The timing on this all is very ... odd, to say the least.

My wife is guilty of inflicting a half orc barbarian named Martha Stewart on the group at one point. Martha was mean with that greataxe of hers, though. Not a half bad cook, either.

So doesn't that also mean he's going to need a cousin who is the slowest gnome alive?

Doesn't grant reach. And don't plan on hitting with that -6. Might as well be a wizard at that point, given your to-hit. Intuitive Attack only works with simple or natural weapons, and you replace your Str mod with your Wis mod - it's not additive.