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A coward's step! I'd barely consider it a last resort. If you have made mistakes, you have to man up and fix them, not to back out like a pansy. He's never going to learn if you give him the green light to laze off knowing he can fix everything with an enforced retcon.

Okay, okay. It's better than the original and most levels are adequate. The Armanents for 1-H and 2-H weapons may give too much, encouraging players to choose given sets and ignore the rest. Also, you can't bash with bucklers and always count as having both of your hands free when using one...

Afflicted Lycanthropy with some modifications and a mid-level incantation should do.

Neither defeat or any variations of "defeat" is an option. As a DM, your job is to provide your players a good gaming experience. That said, if you really want to be a wee mean about it... I can think of a few tricks to throw your beguiler off from his metaphorical horse;) I have quite the...

Well gee, how thankful I am for your vast response. Neither have I expected or deserved such a comprehensive answer for a post I spent a mere 3 three hours of my life on, for the backround of your game, which I'm likely never going to play to see it's fruition. A very gratuitous deed of...

I'd look into other, futuristic d20 RPGs like Shadowrun or Star Wars for tips. I don't understand why wouldn't you just play one of those instead of messing with D&D though. And that Tesla mace is quite silly.

Oh. Okay. *Been outsmarted, walks away in shame*

They didn't so much add it to the abilities as they retconned them as a whole. In PF, Trapfinding is not required to find high-DC traps, so rogues are not required in every high level dungeoneering party(they still get a bonus to it, to defend their status as the best of their art), and the...

A permanent Inner Beauty spell? Badass idea. From the creature's description, I'd guess it's from the 3rd Heaven, the Beastlands; a hollyphant variant maybe? I'd bet some N/CG deities have beef with him if he messed their realm up. Or he has beef with the gods for kicking him out. Could be a...

Not really. This creature couldn't use it effectively. If he wielded two in each pair, he'd risk hurting himself, if he holded one in each side, he wouldn't be able to swing them, and if he only carried one, there'd be no point in those extra arms save for some minor damage bonus. I'd imagine...

O-kay... So?

The Ruby Rod of Asmodeus might be a canditate. The damn thing sprouts 20d6 direct damage spells at will, makes attackers bow down for you so you can smash their skulls in, produces an antimagic field once per day, and it counts as a +6 greatclub in addition. Oh yeah, and the one who wields it...

A continuous Alter Self effect would cost either a +2 Bonus or 18.000 gold at the lowest caster level, as per the DMG. By virtue of A. S. being a proud member of the polymorph subschool however, a +3 Bonus cost or some extra gold cost might be reasonable...

It's not so much a written rule as it is common sense. Why the Nine Hells would you call it Overwhelming if it doesn't overwhelm you? The Overwhelming effect is included in Detect (Alignment), Detect Undead, Detect Psionics, Detect Taint... And then there are those where it isn't, like Detect...

It can't so much change the size as could make it look like it's larger. Glamers are illusions, not transmutations. A glamered halfing-sized armor won't fit on a troll no matter how hard you tried. There are enchantments for size-changing weapons and shield though, it wouldn't be hard to...

Did not. It isn't included in most descriptions, but an Overwhelming aura of any kind dazes you if your caster level is less than half as strong as the aura. Hence why it is, fittingly, called Overwhelming.

And... what if it already was overwhelming? Can't you still boost it to 1000th level then?

Since the roles in the party are not clearly defined, an Incarnate would complement it; they can do pretty much anything aside from healing to a better than average degree, best if specialized in two - if the other role was needed, you can switch between specs in a few rounds. Your party lacks...

Drowbane has a point. That's something wizards have to live with. If he only chose damage spells, he deserves it anyway. As a solution, I recommend adventures low on combat for early levels, getting into the fray mid-level(if that's the goal; I don't like combat all that much), and balance it...

(said bullpies, nevermind. Please delete post.)