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You use it as the most beneficial way for you, short sword or bastard sword with all the advantages. Double damage is what is written, as in a critical hit: {dice + bonuses(all) x 2} + eventually extra damage dice.

I read something about a similar problem with spell like abilities x/day and the text said that the 24 hours started from the first casting but I don't remember where it was....seems logical to me but more complicated to keep track....... I've found it...

I am not aware of a writing concerning the flat surface of slashing weapons to deal non lethal damage but oozes are not immune and it's a good house rule coming from the 2nd edition rules where you dealt subdual damage with the flat or the handle of a weapon.

Here: Official D&D Updates Righteous Might Player’s Handbook, page 273 Changes to the spell’s description are noted in boldface type: This spell causes you to grow, doubling your height and multiplying your weight by 8. This increase changes your size category to the next larger one, and you...

May be there under Polymorph.... Rules of the Game Archive

Think that each one is affected by the same spell even if it's individually targeted and you can roll one dispel chek only for all those who are in the area but once again I admit that in tha case of an area dispel it's not very clear because if it's ok on one creature all the others loose the...

There is an epic feat that grants 10 more but I think I saw the one you speak or something equal in the Spell Compendium.

I know but it's not this sentence which point me toward another ruling it's the fact that attended object are (usually) not independent from the bearer unless specificaly targeted. By RAW 3 is closer to what you say than from my idea I admit.

I have all "Complete" and I don't remember seeing one, sorry, but may be I forgot.

1 and 2 ok, 3 is wrong even if it doesn't specify that attended object are unaffected we always ruled that way; attended object must be specificaly targeted unless the spell or ability says they are. But I admit that the ruling can be as you said. Area Dispel: When dispel magic is used in this...

To add: Flyby attack doesn't protect you from AO, you have to take Improved FA.

You (your DM) can suppress the prerequisite of Turning undead and suppress the linked ability of the class.

Here is an (non official) option:The divine trickster Giant In the Playground Games

Yes but hiding behind "air"....:) To wear a ring you need fingers, are elementals fingered, some pictures seems to show they have.

Bard is already versatile, if he wants a bit more hp and fighting go for 2 levels of fighter, good synergy with rogue levels too you can go arcane trickster later. Ranger levels (2) for better hp, saves, some abilities. Druid levels to go Folchuclan Lyrist later. Without multiclassing there are...

From the SRD: Target or Targets Some spells have a target or targets. You cast these spells on creatures or objects, as defined by the spell itself. You must be able to see or touch the target, and you must specifically choose that target. You do not have to select your target until you...

It's written in the spell description but I don't remember what it says (Spell Compendium version).

I'd use the same ruling.

Protects against all divinations and detect spells, detect magic is a detect spell and it would be absurd to let the non detection spell be detected.....the only point ruled differently by our DM's was the True seeing spell because it is not listed in the spell description but "all divination...

See this under polymorph: Rules of the Game Archive