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2nd ? Or 1st in the case of a cleric of sufficient level, but to be fair by then the ray of enfeeblement will be doing more than -2 attack/damage.

Charges per day is optional... if it doesn't have a limited number of charges per day, you don't add in the calculation. Good thing too, seeing as charges per day over 5 works out more expensive than an unlimited use item... That being said, they're just guidelines... unlimited use healing...

You could allow a riding dog as an alternate familiar with the Improved Familiar feat

No, you can only make free actions during your turn.

Yes. One provides a bonus to your cold resistance, one provides a bonus to your fire resistance; no overlap. Much the same as casting the Create Magic Tattoo spell from Players Guide to Faerun on yourself twice and choosing different effects each time.

... sounds more like a careless/stupid act than an evil one to me. Its not like the wizard woke up and said "hey lets send this death knight to slaughter some helpless villagers, that'd be fun!". Pretty harsh, imo ;p

Yes. You can also have resist energy (fire) and protection from energy (fire) both active at once, altho any fire damage you take is subtracted from the protection before its reduced by the resistance, so its not not as good a combo as it could be.

70 damage for huge creatures (+10 for each size category category above medium)

But while Call Lightning itself may be an effect (giving you bolts to summon), each bolt itself hits an area.

However it doesn't override the clause in dimension door stating you can take no other actions after you use the spell, so even at a move action its usefulness is somewhat questionable as a personal teleporter (as most times you'd want to make a jump of such a small distance you'd want to act...

With regards to enlarge person, for archery its not really worth it. While you gain 1 average damage, you lose 2 off your hit; 1 from dex and 1 from size. Unless you get a composite bow with a str bonus designed for your enlarged form, then its +2 average damage for -2 hit. That would be ok, but...

I don't have the book the duskblade is in, but if you take for instance the sorceror: "A sorcerer casts arcane spells which are drawn primarily from the sorcerer/wizard spell list. He can cast any spell he knows without preparing it ahead of time, the way a wizard or a cleric must (see below)."...

This refers to the fact that normally you suffer a -1 to attacks for wearing the buckler (if you're using your offhand in the process of the attacks), and is stating bows and crossbows are exceptions to this.

Its hard to work out because you don't know how they priced it. Did they give it a 30% discount because only good creatures can use it ? Is the +2 enhancement vs evil creatures and double damage vs undead/negative energy creatures a +2 modifier or a flat cost of some unspecified amount? Taking...

Er maximising a heal doesn't do anything. It doesn't have any variable effects to maximise.

"Gauntlet of Rust: This single metal gauntlet looks rusted and pitted but is actually quite powerful. Once per day, it can affect an object as with the rusting grasp spell. It also completely protects the wearer and her gear from rust (magical or otherwise), including the attack of a rust...

How about bard, bard, bard, barb, bard ? Still only lose 1 BAB, no cross class skills necessary, 2nd level spells plus more singing. The lots and lots of 2nd level spells (from DD bonus spells) is especially nice; cure moderate wounds, heroism, glitterdust etc

Er by the level he's at won't barkskin be giving +5 enhancement bonus to natural armour anyway ? without the speed penalty? For a spell 4 levels higher than barkskin, thats particularly unimpressive ...

Shambling mound, tendriculous strike me as being the worthwhile ones.

The fact that unarmed damage doesn't increase past 20, hopefully. Who's going to spend 93k at lvl 11 when the bonus slowly dwindles in value after that ?