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Seems like psychic warrior would be by far the easiest option, with Claws of the Beast and Vigor available as 1st level powers, and Body Adjustment available as a 2nd level power. It doesn't get you fast healing, but then that's pretty hard to acquire in general. ^_^ Let alone regeneration.

Or, possibly, the PHB2... :P

I think there's a psionic feat that lets you manifest even while dazed. (edit) Found it: I think there might be another daze related feat in Complete Psionic, but I'm not sure.

You multiply the cost of the ability by 1.5, as per the info found here.

Yeah, my first impression was that it was ok, but nothing great. Recent strips have seriously raised my estimation of it. As with previous posters, the strips introducing Parson are the main reason for this. :) And check out Parson's web comic. It's actually a little like partially clips...

2k was actually the amount I came up with for that abiltity (by comparing to a haversack, which is of similiar utility in grabbing scrolls), and I'd charge that in general for a weapon/staff. But in return for making it a dwarf-only, I knock it back down to the original level. ^_^ Dwarves...

He gets three feats from levels (at char level 1, 3, and 6) and 3 from four levels of fighter. So actually, he has exactly the right number of feats, unless there are some prereqs unaccounted. edit: Ah, I see you learned to count before I hit post. :P

I've seen a similiar version by Jackelope King on the 3rdedition.org boards. I think it was balanced for a custom game, though where all classes were a little more powerful. I've also suggested it a couple of times when people bring up hexblade revamps, because it's a really good and clean...

I uploaded the most recent version of the class, in one PDF file. It modifies styles a little bit, includes some feats just for this class, and hopefully has less spelling/grammar errors. ^_^ Oh, and it has all the basic class info, although since it's pretty much the same as the monk most of...

All of the nicely formatted SRD web pages I know of incorporate errata. And I'm pretty sure the issue you're talking of does have official errata on it. Also, some items which are way overpriced. About pricing this particular item: Since it's not exactly a slotted item, I don't think a full...

Undead are immune to sneak attacks because they don't have vital organs, or indeed a vital system at all. They're animated by negative energy. But it could be that the energy animating them also has weak points; if a rogue could discover a way to see these, and had a weapon which interfered...

One of the billions of demons the group in Inuyasha fights is one that vomits forth demonic wolf-like creatures. It was a pretty cool visual.

There was some sort of humanoid (in shape) LN race that were beings of light and truth. They were outsiders, but it mentioned that they often had outposts on the Prime Material plane. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name and only know that it was from one of MM2, MM3, or FF. I remember...

While this might be true by the RAW, I think most DM's will rule otherwise. (Especially since that reading makes the ability completely and utterly worthless, since the berserker will always have at least a couple points of nonlethal damage from the frenzy itself.)

One additional option to make PA less attractive is to allow a players to "Fight aggressively" similar to how they can fight defensively. Maybe a -2 to attack for +2 damage, +4 with two-handers. (Personally I'd also add an offensive option with -4 AC, +2 to attack as well. I guess the...

I've got an updated version that I've been sitting on for a while, that I should actually get around to posting. ^_^ Right now I have a problem set to be working on, but after tomorrow I'll put up the more polished version. It actually describes the style system, and has some feats that...

You could have it be a graft of some kind; that way, there's a good explanation for how he's getting extra actions, and it leaves the possibility for the PCs to gain the ability while making sure it's not easy to do so. It works better than having a super expensive item the PCs can grab, at...

I really don't understand this process; why isn't the original designer involved in development as well? I get the impression that the Complete Psionic book suffered especially from this. I agree with the first two, but like teleportation effects to belong to the same school as conjuration...

There's a material in the Complete Adventurer which allows your weapon to overcome silver DR, and it's very cheap. I think it's even an alchemical capsule, so you can activate it as a swift action.

The main problem was the Leap Attack/Frenzied Berserker combo, and that had nothing to do with D&D math. (The exact wording of the separate abilities working together in a weird way.)