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I know of none, but depending on the spell, Chain Spell (in Complete Arcane, I believe) could do something similar.

It's in Complete Arcane. It makes you aware of all spellcasting within 60' and enables you to redirect a spell once per day. OMG, it's like playing a permission deck in Magic The Gathering ! :) Nice little item. :)

There is also a 3rd edition prestige class in Faith and Pantheons. They get +1 caster level per level and a charisma increase at every odd level. They also get bonuses to social skills, can bless people with a kiss, get better at casting Enchantment spells and turn into a fey at 10th level...

That is soooo right. :)

If you can get them all working at the same time, surely you could claim total cover. :)

It's unclear. A strict reading of the Powerful Build trait might seem to indicate that it doesn't. However, the Powerful Wild Shape feat in Races of Stone lets you keep your Powerful Build when Wildshaped and it does let you do more damage with your wildshape's natural weapons. Of course...

I did that to my players (the Chained Greater Dispelling), though I just targeted each of them and not their items. The cleric did have something like 16 extra possible targets he didn't know what to do with. :)

With the ton of new materials found in all the supplements, I'm sure even druids can find good non-metallic armor choice, such as breastplates and possibly even chain shirts. As has been mentioned, they can even wear Full plate, if they can only get the armor proficiency.

Oh, we don't bother. Even when it's just me and the ranger scouting ahead, or when we do it outside by day, we always get surprised. :) In combat, we really need light because the one with Blindsense is a melee fighter and thus has a large miss chance.

Hehehe, I never thought about this before, but in the group I currently play in, we have characters with: - Low light, Darkvision and Tremorsense - Blindsense - Darkvision (2 characters) - Nothing special And we still get spotted before we see the enemies almost every time. :D

Not to mention that the usual wording for those things is akin to "grants Concealment (20% miss chance)", and not "grants a 20% miss chance". It's crystal clear, really. Not to mention that it's not overpowered at all. You usually spend the first round of your combat casting it or activating...

Goliaths are not affected by Enlarge Person. I don't think it's an accident that both races with Powerful Build that I know of (Goliath and Half Giant) can't be enlarged with that spell. Of course, there's always Expansion if you're a Psychic Warrior, but that's very cheesy. :)

If your favored class is wizard (elf, half-elf, human), you can be Rogue 1 / Spellthief 1 or Rogue 1 / ninja 1. I like both. Spellthief makes sense for a rogue/wizard and ninja... well ninjas are always cool. :)

Oh, I'm not saying that my position is rationally inescapable. Either side of the coin has logical flaws, I'm just choosing the side I'm most comfortable with and then justifying it after the fact. Although if you really want to justify it, maybe the God of Destiny doesn't care about mere...

I'm almost alone in this, but I like this rule. It always leaves you a small chance. It's easy to rationalize, too. In every 5' square of a fireball, there is a combination of space and body position that results in less serious burns - that is established by the normal reflex save for half...

They put you in charge of a country. It was pretty original at the time. I'm running them right now (starting H2 next game) and I have to say that they don't convert easily to 3E. Throwing ogres and orcs at 15th level characters just doesn't work as well as it did way back when. We're still...

"Monster" feats don't seem to actually have being a monster as prerequisite. I don't know if they were intended to be off-limit to PCs, but I don't think so.

No need. We already agree on how it works. :)

Speaking as a guy playing a rogue with a ring of blinking, it's useful, but not game breaking. First of all, by the time you can get enough cash to get it, your party wizard can usually cast Greater Invisibility, which is way more useful against most opponents. Also, the Ring of Blinking is...

Yeah, he's more like Nutrasweet - at first he's sweet, but then a little afterwards there's this awful taste in the back of your throat.