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Be sure not to loose your I'm sorry, I'll show myself out.

Grease. Marbles. Tanglefoot Bag. Flanking via some disposable minion. (Bag of tricks works for this, I suppose.)

Depends entirely on the level. But I'd say it's a reasonable investment at mid levels for those big boss fights, at least. One of the four classic classes is the Rogue, aka the guy who stabs people in the kidneys. One of the others is the wizard, aka, that guy that tells the laws of physics to...

My mistake on the cloak and invisibility. How about Greater Invisibility off of a wand? And use of Grease and Ice Slick from a wand. Marbles from the A&EG force a DC 10 balance check vs flatfooted. I believe Tanglefoot bags make a target vulnurble for sneak atrack as well.

There's ways to get sneak attack on a constant bases. Just off the top of my head, a minor cloak of displacement, gives you continual concealment via a Blur effect. A ring of blinking allows you to attack as if you were invisible. The items are expensive, but rogues have UMD and can use wands...

Especially if that treehouse is a totally lost cause.

Tome of Batyle for Dummies, you say?

A scout gets Greater Manyshot at level 12 at the earliest, assuming no multiclassing occurs, since it requires Manyshot, which he can only pick up at level 9. It doesn't seem worth worrying about. A great deal of enemies in the MM have immunity to precision damage right off the bat (undead...

I think they cam be. Pre-reqs are a poorly implimented idea, though.

Ranged combat character, with neat tricks, you say? Why not try out the T-300 Autonomous Bipedal Combat Platform, complete with an integrated phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range? Or you could open your mind and build him a Soulbow. If you do go with a Swift Hunter, I suggest taking the...

Have you considered Dragonfire Adept?

Silent Spell, or a metamagic rod of it, takes care of DD. Animate Dead is best left to Clerics, honestly. Alter Fortune isn't big enough for this. What you need is an elegant spell from a more civilized age. What you need is a Thunderlance.

Elder Evils

Ia ia Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn! R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!

Was Paizo also in the wrong when they were running and making content for Dragon Magazine?

Paizo used to run Dragon magazine and produce content for it, iirc, so they were even working with WotC before 3.5 ended.

Bit of a redundant description.

There should be dwarf skeletons and zombies in the town. River should lead to the Underdark, and a tribe of dwarves that has descended into barbarism, eager to rejoin their kin, but having lost the cultural knowledge that makes them dwarven.

Carnival of horrors. Creepy clowns, twisted beasts performing tricks, circus performers who perform sadistic acts, etc.

You can use the Bard class for this.