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The glossary definition of flank: "To be directly on the other side of a character who is being threatened by another character. A flanking character gains a +2 flanking bonus on attack rolls against the defender. A rogue can sneak attack a defender that she is flanking" Now obviously this...

Bloodline of Fire (PGtF, regional feat so may not be available) is better than Fiery burst in terms of maxing out your fireball damage if you can get it

15 minutes? Thats a level 30 Paladin, or one that took sudden extend (or a metamagic extend rod). Possible, but slightly unlikely. And yeah, archivists... but then you still need to find a scroll of it somewhere, and I can't imagine a lot of paladins take scribe scroll.

Well, paladin's aren't really known for their abundance of lvl 4 slots.

If revenance brings them back to life as per raise dead, then it doesn't save 9k, it saves 4k. They still lose a level, overall. Alternatively, it costs the same gold as reincarnation, but doesn't potentially change their race. It doesn't really seem to be a problem to allow it.

Firstly, how so ? Its effectively capped at 10th caster level anyway, and you don't get it until 7th caster level, so the difference between full caster and half caster progressions don't really make much difference. Secondly, who cares? Its a spell that goes off when you die. A situation most...

I'm not quite sure how the pious templar is overly powerful. Its just a PrC version of the paladin, sans lay on hands/special mount (and the immunities/saves if you don't have them from being a paladin already). And considering you spend a feat to get in that does virtually nothing, I don't see...

There's a huge difference between flat footed and merely denied their dex bonus tho. Catfolk pounce specifically only works on flat-footed opponents, and there are very few things that will make you flat footed once you've had your first turn in the initiative order. Invisibility and grappling...

It would suck to be playing that module with no cleric, I guess.

Weapon Focus ? While that doesn't catch you up with iterative attacks, practised caster doesn't get you higher level spells either ! In all seriousness tho, it isn't particularly needed, as all classes advance BAB (altho not at the full rate admittedly), and generally you'll be picking up other...

Well thats fine, I don't think your interpretation of "I can't make natural attacks as part of a flurry, but its ok because I can flurry and make seperate natural attacks" is reasonable at all either. I also think you're becoming increasingly insulting towards people and need to calm down a little.

I actually did answer that question, it seems you didn't read my post very well, I shall elucidate: a. As illustrated above, you can already do double damage with lances on AoOs under certain circumstances. So no, I wouldn't have any problem with considering 'charging' to last for as long as...

You'll notice I already answered this.

Actually in thinking about it a bit more, you can technically already get double damage or more on (some) AoOs... consider the following: A.....B ....... ...C... A (using a lance) charges B, and gets provokes an attack of opportunity by C (who has a longspear) on the way. C takes this attack...

I don't think voided, weakened maybe. What do you think the duration of flurry is, and why ?

I'd like to think charging is a little different and only applies to the first attack you make as there's various other abuses to be made there (eg. if you have pounce and spirited charge with a lance, do you do triple damage on all your attacks? ouch). Unfortunately, I can't back that up with...

Ok, thats pretty explicit. You can't use anything other than special monk weapons or unarmed strikes while using a flurry. From what I've seen, most followers of the 'flurry + natural attacks' school of thought believe that your perform your flurry of blows, then after you've done all those...

Unplug the drain ?

Why sorcerer ? He's a 15th level bard, I'm pretty sure he can already spontaneously cast 2nd level spells. All he needs is the normal wis to AC (monk, sword sage etc) and the improved unarmed strike for the feat prereq.

Its not a bad feat for a core paladin, but its value is diminished by a. Alot of the paladin spells being either not very useful or extremely limited by their low caster level, and b. most of the new paladin spells are swift cast times anyway.