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You can appear to be a barbarian (wear bear skins, carry an club) and still be a warlock. And you can be favored by a god and still be a pure warlock - or any character, really. (There's even a prestige class for a cleric/warlock, in any case.) If you think he's too low a level to have traveled...

What are the exact evidences that lead you to your conclusions?

The Weight of War Soldier's Load and Combat Readiness

Rogues do well with dual wielding, since they get bonus damage dice on each attack.

Go out and do things together!

Where is that quote from? I believe those involved the Nation of Islam, not the Black Panthers. That's very true in the game. D&D is set up for moral absolutism for its characters since good and evil are defined in-game via a treaty of sorts.

Shall I get off your lawn? The physics theories of general and special relativity have absolutely nothing to do with moral relativism, and I cannot think of anyone who has ever confounded the two or found any association between them whatsoever. And I speak as a member of this generation...

It does not call for a grapple check at all.

Not at all. If that was the standard, MLK would be chaotic evil and Bull Conner lawful good.

This spell enables you or a creature you touch to move and attack normally for the duration of the spell, even under the influence of magic that usually impedes movement. Once the tentacles grapple an opponent, they may make a grapple check each round on your turn to deal 1d6+4 points of...

The subject automatically succeeds on any grapple check made to resist a grapple attempt

"The question isn't who is going to let me; it's who is going to stop me."

If I remember correctly, people offered hospitality to Hercules instead of shunning him because while they didn't know what Hercules would do if they let him in, they sure as Hades knew what he's going to do if you try to keep him out.

I imagine so; the shadowy illumination is the same consistent level throughout the sphere. And remember, a higher level Light spell trumps a Darkness spell.

It lets you use some movement, take a standard action, then finish your movement. You could come out of cover, shoot, and then fly back behind cover.

I hear it is a viscous place full of sticky situations.

Unless you're a dwarf, of course.

I think it should happen on the beholder's initiative.

Excellent. I hope that is sufficient information to answer the question?

So that you would have a chance to face your sins.