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There are several psionic feats that allow you to expend your psionic focus (which you regain by making a concentration check) to get a bonus. Most of the feats simply require the character to have a power point reserve, although there are a few feat chains. Here are a few examples from the SRD...

I read the line "Weapons or armors fashioned from mithral are always masterwork items as well; the masterwork cost is included in the prices given below." to mean the masterwork reduction in armor check penalty is in addition to the reduction due to the armor being made of mithral.

I don't think that's what the Cohort Level column means. The explanation of "Cohort Level" says you can attract a cohort of up to that level, as long as the cohort is two or more levels lower than the PC. The only restriction on the cohort levelling is that he may never gain enough XP to bring...

Well, a natural werewolf is CR3 with DR 10/silver. It's going to depend a lot on whether the PCs know they will need silver weapons and how readily they can obtain silversheen.

Stances are allowed during rage. Keep in mind a stance is a maneuver. Disallowing maneuvers that involve Concentration checks makes sense. Recovering maneuvers is less clear. Crusaders recover maneuvers while raging because they have no control over maneuver recover; it is automatic. I really...

From the SRD description of polymorph any object: "This spell cannot create material of great intrinsic value, such as copper, silver, gems, silk, gold, platinum, mithral, or adamantine. It also cannot reproduce the special properties of cold iron in order to overcome the damage reduction of...

The XPH has a "racial class" approach to address this sort of issue. Basically, it spreads out the racial abilities across several levels so you get more hit dice sooner. It doesn't have classes for the two races you are using, but adaption should be fairly easy.

From the SRD description of Wild Shape: Any gear worn or carried by the druid melds into the new form and becomes nonfunctional. When the druid reverts to her true form, any objects previously melded into the new form reappear in the same location on her body that they previously occupied and...

Here are a few from the Spell Compendium: 3: Antidragon Aura (luck bonuses vs. dragons to party), Resist Energy, Mass 4: Assay Spell Resistance (+10 vs. 1 creature), Hypothermia (cold damage- I take it you are going after a red dragon?) 5: Aura of Evasion (evasion vs. breath weapons)...

If you haven't already, take a look at the Lesser Air Genasi race. They don't breathe which is quite handy in a seagoing campaign.

I believe the most current version of Spell Thematics also gives +1 caster level to one spell of each level.

Aren't articles like that edited by someone? It seems like an awfully glaring error to miss. Tough to take that guy seriously when he is clearly BSing his way through the question.

Good catch. :) I missed that one. I do think it's a misprint, though.

Hmm, I had always thought the free drawing of ammunition was free because it was considered to be part of the attack, but the rules don't quite say that. You would be better off using spiked gauntlets, though. They do the same damage, but you avoid the nonproficiency penalty. Also, they leave...

Bonuses to AC can be confusing. Essentially, there are two different levels of bonuses. The first level affects AC directly: armor bonus to AC shield bonus to AC natural armor bonus to AC dodge bonus to AC insight bonus to AC etc. The second level affects some of the above bonuses...

Well, a first level binder can bind Naberius to heal himself for one point of ability damage each round, among other benefits.

No, it would not. The caster level of the wand is set by the creator. When you make a caster level check while using a wand, you are making it on behalf of the wand. If, however, you cast assay resistance and used a staff, you would benefit from the spell.

Actually, the feat says triple the extra damage from Power Attack with a two-handed weapon. So, -5 attack should give +30 damage.

In 3.0, haste really helps you get your buffs up quickly.

All Warlock invocations have a somatic component, so they cannot be used while immobilized or grappled.