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Well both of the theurgy classes are solid choices for warlock. I am not sure what you mean by eldritch powers though. A lot of the strict warlock PrC's out there aren't really that great except for a couple. As most people know the Hellfire Warlock brings in some much needed boom. An...

Well what do you want to have? Hank's Energy bow does more damage than a Greatbow, has all the benefits of force, and no strength adjustment cost. Ask Wizards: 12/27/2006

The point is that few battle scenarios are actually going to involve your team being right next to you. Flanking, a common tactic for Mr. rogue requires him to be on the other side of the enemy therefore out of your area of benefit of the shieldmates. Currently you are a slow moving character...

Actually it really doesn't, like Iron Heart Aura it says adjacent allies. That means allies that just in the squares surrounding you. I know you know this, but even if you are large those squares go from 9 to 12 out of the hundreds that usually exist in a battlefield. Two feats for a +3 shield...

Yes you have a lot of AC to give out and even some penalties to enemies but you unless every one is crowded around you won't do any good. Are you charisma oriented? If you are get Clarion Commander, Devoted Bulwark, Faith Unswerving, and Imperious Command as soon as possible. Also a stunning...

Yes, but those defenses aren't likely to kill one hit, like backbiter. A lot of them are elemental in nature. Totemists can rock energy resistance. Even if they aren't one can choose whether or not to stop when the DM announces damage rolls against you.

They really are cooler and they can gain more die damage. It is because the sheer fun of saying oh did I miss oh look I have another and mauling them to the ground because of the insane CMB checks you can rack up. Also you forgot three more from Improved Unarmed Strike. Power attack is great...

Your invocations would progress but your breath wouldn't. They are tied to the Dragonfire Adept class ability chart outside invocations. It is why they have less than a Warlock. However since they made no mention on how to multi-class with it one can only assume it doesn't progress. Even if you...

It would, unfortunately by RAW this would never work. One of the pitfalls associated with a Dragonfire Adept is that all of its breath weapons and variations there of are strict class features, not invocations. Their invocations are strict touch and buff types. It makes multi-classing with them...

3-5 you say? Would it be worth one HD? A Pixie get as a huge amount of mental stats, dexterity and spell-like abilities that scale with level. Polymorph, always active invisibility just to name a few.

No it doesn't because the default rule with spell-like and supernatural abilities is if it doesn't mention a different action than it is a standard action. As Sekhmet said Eldritch Glaive does allow you to make multiple attacks.

Okay likely you don't want to stomp on your fighting characters. The barbarian is likely to play the brute charger and the Swashbuckler may aim for a daring outlaw build. I would say look into tripping and White Raven maneuvers. I know this may not be in your view but the other two/three are...

The fighter 2 basically helps you qualify for it the fastest and with breathing because a human fighter the first three levels would have 5 feats without flaws, 7 with. Well, each of those are meant to bring different things on different builds. Swashbuckler for ones that want to dump strength...

Combat Expertise is a qualifying feat and it makes certain features of other feats easier to use. Often they require fight defensively which limits options and a -4 to attack for only a +2 AC. As a dervish you get an untyped attack and damage bonus with slashing weapons. They are lightly armored...

You may want to look at the Quinggong Monk from Pathfinder for a basis to handle something like this. I wouldn't have a companion as the Monk archetype is a bit of loner.

Those are decent but you could do better. Here is a handbook for general wizards. Dictum Mortuum's Handbooks: The Wizard's Handbook Part I: Attributes, Races and Class Features I suggest you get a way to heal undead. Lord of Uttercold doesn't take up a higher level so it is free for you...

So you don't have a devoted arcanist? I think then you need to consult being a wizard with arcane disciple. It will give you all the spells you need. It will be level 8 when you get animate undead. Fortunately your desert armies are only capped by resources so you will have a respectable force.

Just because it is "suppose" to be a tier above doesn't mean it needs to do almost everything a rogue does better. Personally, if you would do that make it a rogue fix. The crescent knife sees rare use because of its ability, besides improved unarmed strike is still a feat making aptitude...

A couple of things. 1. It seems a little odd that a martial class only gets simple weapons and unarmed strike. Maybe allow a martial weapon of choice? 2. The dancing abilities do need clarification in their function. I think you could add in that some weight and movement criteria to be able to...

Well that doesn't really help. Okay, what do you want to do in battle? Do you want to be mostly in the back or up front? What does your party consist of at the moment?