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Assuming 3.5? All you're changing is flavoring. As long as you're not powergaming your domain choices, that's actually encouraged in the DMG

Well, if you have an intelligent, Dancing weapon, it could activate itself in the core rules, no problem. A dedicated power that gives some form of summoning effect to do so? Not really a problem if you're the DM (although your DM might have problems with it if you're a player).

Mind-control. Unless he's already got a permanent solution to being Dominated, he'll want something to counter mind-control. Magic Circle Against Good / Protection from Good would go well. If you really want to play up the whole "uncachable" theme, though, try Word of Recall.

The original, yes. The 3.5 revision? Not quite so much, especially if you're building the character towards the module's weaknesses (it is, fundamentally, a one-trick pony with variations... and a handful of other things, but it's about 95% the same trick over and over... which can be foiled...

Oh, also (spoiler):

I can't remember *where* unfortunately, but there's a note about using negative levels instead if a player refuses to conform to an alignment change - which, considering an evil character would want to keep all their power, makes sense, no? Alternately: If the character is not permitted to...

Flame Strike or Fire Storm, as long as he's not noticeably resistant to Fire, are handy clerical direct-damage spells.

Well... if you go Gestalt, a Dwarven Druid//Wizard and a Dwarven Druid//Ninja will cover all party roles quite nicely at most levels - You have two 3/4ths healers, a sneak, an Arcanist, and (thanks to the Animal Companions) two 2/3rds tanks, and they can play tank directly (wildshape) when they...

How many people can run past a particular point in a round? The Circle doesn't teleport them based on any turn criteria, just on them being in the circle. So if I've got a line of 24 Humans who all Run (30 foot move, *4, = 120 feet) into the circle, all 24 of them go.

Yes, but if a +1 Greatsword won't punch through an iron door when handled by a guy who's overcoming hardness the hard way, then as soon as a bunch of swordsmen come my way my 9th level Wizard can just cast Wall of Iron and laugh at them. The "ineffective weapons" bit is more intended for...

Few, although many carry wands of the spell....

So you use an axe to the same effect. They're traditionally used against doors. But after a point, you're looking at a DM fiat door. AKA, one you're not supposed to go through.

Even without Adamantine, though, that Fighter-5 with a Strength of 16, Power Attack, and a +1 Greatsword will cleave through an iron door just fine (although it might take a bit): Damage: +10 from Power Attack, +4 from Strength, +1 from the weapon enchantment (whether it's a real enchanted...

As a DM? They recharge in the morning at the same time you'd refresh your spells (assuming you're a spellcaster), but I don't think it's clearly defined anywhere.

Spell Compendium: Reaving Dispel. Magic Item Compendium: Greater Rod of Chain Spell. Tack on some caster level boosters, and Arcane Mastery (take 10 on Caster level checks... like Dispel checks...) and steal the party's buffs. All of them. At once. Cleric can use Planar Ally, Sorcerer can...

Yeah... and the Knock spell also has an area limit (10 square feet per level ... not 10 feet square, like most spell effects) ... and can only affect a maximum of two locks at a time... and it won't lift an overly-heavy portcullis... There's lots of ways. Most of which are listed in the Knock...

Similarly, you can get Heal through Limited Wish by way of the Adept spell list (it's 5th for them).

Exactly as written, anything covered by the "except" overrides the base spell. If you compare Shades to Greater Shadow Conjouration, you'll note that GSC also inherits from Shadow Conjouration... with the notable bit of interesting bit that GSC repeats the subschool limitation, while Shades...

Exactly as written, those who go into the area after the spell is cast are not addressed. officially, that means that there is no effect on them (besides the bit about cover and distance, which doesn't care where you started relative to the web). Technically.

DM fiat. Technically, she doesn't otherwise. But as she's got a swim speed, and it's a 3.0 adventure (it references rolled values on Bull's Strength), that's not too off the wall.