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The Bloodstorm Blade prestige class from Tome of Battle is great for thrown weapons. It gives you auto-returning, the ability to power attack with thrown weapons, and some nifty high level tricks that allow you to hit lots of opponents at once. Here's a sample build for fifteenth level: Human...

Grond Shagrat Name: Sergeant Grond Shagrat Class: Urban Ranger 2 Starting Level: 2 Race: Hobgoblin Region of Origin: Darguun Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: Lawful Neutral Action Points: 6 Deity: Balinor Str: 16 +3 (10p.) Level: 2 XP: 3000 Dex: 16 +3 ( 6p.) BAB: +2 HP: 20 (2d8+6) Con: 16...

Actually, it adds your charisma to each extra damage die, which is absurd. Especially if you borrow the shugenja's cloak of charisma.

It isn't a problem normally, I don't give a crap if someone wants to take two levels of fighter or whatever. The problem is that the UA defense bonus variant sets you progession to the highest of any of your classes, regardless of how many levels you have in them.

The awesome-ness of Girallon Arms is more in the rend ability.

I would suggest, strongly, that you use some sort of class-based AC bonus (like the one here, though that one has its own problems *cough*level-dipping*cough*). That solves both of your possible problems.

One tip, Baleful Utterance is amazing at low levels. The big bad half-orc barbarian has a greatsword? Not anymore. Oh, there's a door in my way? No problem. What's that Mr. DM, a stalactite above the enemies?

It isn't a volley though, each ray requires its own attack roll.