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Actually, Disable Device was added to the scout's class skills in the errata, and they already have Trapfinding, so you don't need levels of Rogue. Not that the extra sneak attack is a bad thing. As far as PrCs go, really depends on the focus. Duelist (Unarmored, single-weapon type), Dervish...

If you're going to use an adamantine weapon, grab Improved Sunder. If you aren't going to be sundering, rethink the Adamantine thing. And, if you do sunder, you might as well think about the five ranks of Hide for insurance in case you go evil.

Already been done - Complete Adventurer's Natural Bond feat.

Another option (although it requires two feats) is getting Fiendish Heritage and then Fiendish Power (both from Complete Mage). Fiendish Power increases your caster level for evil spells by 1. I admit, not a great option, though it would open up the possibility for some moderately useful...

Yes, he can make two attacks with it at level one. With heavy penalties (-4 for his main attack, -8 for the second attack, which is made with the other end of the sword). Basically, treat it exactly as if he's fighting with two weapons, the off-hand weapon being light. If he takes Two Weapon...

If its an Eberron game (or your DM is willing to bring in some Eberron material), there's the Dragonmarked Sorcerer feat from Dragon 351 - any sorcerer spellfrom your dragonmarked house's dragonmarks is added to your list of known spells.

For increasing your range, there's Crossbow Sniper from PHB II, which gives you 60 feet to sneak attack.

Well, nothing saying you *have* to fight unarmed. Snag a waraxe (You'd probably want a couple levels of fighter, so you can get proficiency for free, so Dwarven Defender 10/Monk 8/Fighter 2 or Monk 6/Fighter 4). If you have a generous DM, given the build, you might even talk him into...

I don't think it'd be worth it. Unless you multiclass, you won't get the BAB of 7+ for Dwarven Defender until level 10. So, you'd be getting DR 8/- until level 20. While the DR 2/- when using Combat Expertise is nice, the Undying Way has a number of disadvantages for you. The feats it...

Depends a bit on the setting and level, of course, but grif_goodbeard's suggestions are solid. If there's a Ranger in your party, make sure you speak the language of his favored enemies. The DM is bound to throw them at you, so they're languages you're likely to use at one point or another...

Actually, you don't even need the feat to use it as a double weapon. But you'd take a -4 penalty for the "primary hand" (in this case, the end that gets your full Strength bonus) and a -8 for the "off hand" (the end with just half your strength bonus) if you don't have Two Weapon Fighting. I...

The extra cantrips are from Arcane Attunement, which gives them a handful of cantrips as spell-like abilities a number of times per day equal to 3 + Int Modifier. As for Color Spray, Chill Touch, True Strike, and Ghoul Touch, they (as well as the actual Duskblade spell list) are all on page 24...

"Hey, you."

Yes. For one thing, Bear's Endurance does not provide extra hit points - it provides an enhancement bonus to Constitution. This does raise your hit points, but indirectly. Second, the hit points you gain from Bear's Endurance are regular, run of the mill ones, while Aid provides Temporary hit...

Replace his list of who's naughty or nice with a sheet of paper that has explosive runes on it. Note that this will get you listed as naughty.

Well, for a Druid, it'd be +1 to the DC of their spells, which is a nice boost. Also, while I can't seem to find anything that allows or disallows it, I don't think it'd be too game-breaking to say that you can spontaneously cast a summon nature's ally spell from an unfilled slot. So, a 7th...

House Deneith hires adventurers to travel to Droaam and help contract mercenaries for the house (best with a half-orc, orc, goblin, or other "monstrous" PC). The PCs are being pursued for a crime by both the Sentinel Marshals of House Deneith and House Tharashk bounty hunters. (Potential for a...

Oh, now I *so* have to use this.

Just as a non-stat aside - if you're doing a Drow in Eberron, and he won't be encountered solely on Xen'drik, think long and hard about what you're doing. Especially if any of the other people in the game are well-versed in Eberron. He almost demands a very, very unique backstory otherwise.

Also, depending on the range and the make up of the rest of the party, make sure that the rogue doesn't isolate himself. If the initial fireball doesn't wipe everything out, he could end up facing a bunch of slightly scorched, very, very angry people, with the rest of the party (other than the...