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The ring duplicates the abilities of the spell: I'd say that reverse gravity impedes movement.

It's pronounced "hey-she".

It sounds about right, but I would probably rule that the acid denatures when the weaon is placed in a sheath or dropped on the ground. Then again, the psychic warrior would be burning through a number of power points (10 per shot) to do this, of their approximate tenth level total of 42 power...

They survived against this? Is there an CR adjustment for fey'ri? That's already at least an EL 6 encounter for a party of four, so either your players are incredibly lucky, have powerful (high-stat) characters, have too much loot, or some combination of those. With regard to undead turning...

The first quote is specifically for characters that do not have level adjustments, ignoring the entire ECL principle. For characters that don't have level adjustments, you just simply use their character level. When level adjustments are added, then you start applying the slight differences...

One low level way is to use a cleric with the Travel domain.

To quote the SRD: Also, they lose manifester levels under the "–1 to effective level (for determining the power, duration, DC, and other details of spells or special abilities)" clause of the negative level description.

The wizard cannot normally have many ranks in Search anyway because it is not a class skill for him. After a few more levels, most rogues should be able to outstrip a wizard in that area. It is a special ability for elves and makes elven rogues rather valuable in that area.

It starts off as a short sword. The invisible blade requires usage of a kukri, throwing dagger, or dagger, so there is no parallel there.

There are no core rules (or any others that I've heard of) that exist for this. The DM can decide to do whatever they want with it, but your idea so far seems good enough, but someone would have to actually spend time using the craft skill to make the armor.

You've quoted the relavent part; it only uses the Base Attack Bonus of the person who loosed it. It does not say that it uses that creatures strength, so therefore it should not.

I've been very fond of Paradigm Concepts' Arcanis setting.

The problems seem to lie at higher levels. In my experience, my epic level fighter characters (though the had prestige classes at that point, this point is still valid) were unable to do anything in fights; the wizards and sorcerers ended up finishing the fights before I could do anything...

Actually, the Overchannel feat does indead allow someone to spend more than the manifester level on a power, but the catch is that you take damage while doing so.

The Psychic Meditation feat does allow you to focus as a move action, however, doing so still provokes an attack of opportunity.

There is a feat in the Book of Exalted Deeds that allows no penalty when using nonlethal damage. Or the character could just use a sap.

I'd go for Rogue 11/Invisible Blade 5 (from Complete Warrior). Get enough ranks in Bluff, and thanks to the Invisible Blade's Feint Mastery and Uncanny Feint (which lets you feint as a free action), every attack you use will be a sneak attack. Also, the Invisible Blade gives an additional +3d6...

Where on Onara are the val’Duan from?

Dieties are allowed a certain number of free actions per round for their divine powers. This is described under the Automatic Actions entry in Diety Ranks and Powers.

What does "Gol" mean?