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Hulking Hurler +gobs of strength + improvised weapon damage by weight.

You don't even need to do that. They thought they made it up completely. And then find out they were wrong. So the next question is, how did they know about this thing they'd never seen before? Especially if you can make it seem like they didn't see it recently. Maybe a house someone...

Something with a bully, maybe, where he's picking on some kids, and the PC can either stand up to him, or run away.

Well, they've said the Saint template is undervalued. Mostly because, to get it, you're not just supposed to be good, or Lawful Good, or even exalted, it's a designed for characters who actually ARE saintly. Good in everything they do, paragons of virtue, etc...

Maybe a Hat of Disguise.

Maybe he rolled a 6, and is easily confused?

Isn't there an non-good alignment restriction on Warlock? I'd think that would make taking an Exalted feat impossible.

Just noticed a math problem, the Dex bonus from a 24 should only be a +7, not +12. Also, I'm not finding where it gets the +5 for the bite. +3 for HD, +1 strength, +1..?

Yeah, but I figured the no dex was worse than the -4, if they've got a dex higher than 14, which is farily likely. Unfortunately, the smashing hammer of a cavalry charge fails in DnD rules, but other ways to take advantage of a higher speed are handy. People have mentioned the ride-by attack...

As I suggested to someone else with mounted combat issues, try to snar/lasso/net one of the characters, then use the horse's strength and size to drag him, prone, to an area where he is now, prone, flanked, and entangled, letting either rogues or other mounted enemies with lances slam him, while...

Will the PCs be mounted? If so, the best way to do things is to make sure they don't stay that way.

Now I imagine two characters with Combat Vigor knocked down to a scant handful of feats in a girly slapfight to heal back up.

Agreed. It'd be something akin to holding a pair of boots of spider climb in your gloves of holding. You can get them as a free action, but they do you no good if you're not wearing them properly.

So Chaotic Neutral it hurts.

For some reason I thought it ignored ALL hardness.

Of course, an adamantine hammer would plow through all that, enabling someone to shatter him.

And the rarest color is red, with the largest red diamond certified being "only" a bit more than 5 carats. Either way, I maintain that it really needs no special function. It is huge, and rare, most likely one of a kind in all the world. There are kings who would kill to be able to have that...

That's a load of crap, and even without the curse, it would still be famous and coveted because it's a freaking huge diamond.

It's an opal the size of which nobody has ever seen before (except for whoever carved it.) That's special enough. The hope diamond isn't exactly a mystic item of power and magic itself, after all.

Ah. I did indeed miss the "other campaign" part of things.