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The light rays do energy damage, and thus penetrate DR, but no creatures have resistance to light.

Precise terminology can help avoid this sort of confusion. +3 Natural Armor bonus to AC (race) +3 Armor bonus to AC (studded leather) +2 Shield bonus to AC (large shield) +8 total bonus to AC

Another spell to consider is subvert planar essence from Complete Divine. You really are better off just not trying to hit it with spells that allow SR. The general rule is, "if your opponents are resistant to magic, cast your spells on your allies instead".

Interesting point. I had been making that generalization as well. How would you treat persistant extended divine favor? Does it last for 24 or 48 hours?

Yes, you can become a titan. It is disallowing things like THE tarrasque.

If spells from your Staff of the Magi are unaffected by the AMF stones, try using dispel magic to render one of the nonmagical for 1d4 rounds. Then, teleport it off the moon. :]

For future reference, Disruption only works on bludgeoning weapons. The wall of force spell says "The caster can form the wall into a flat, vertical plane". It sounds like the wizard you describe formed it into a sphere.

Hmm, deafness is a great idea. I hadn't thought of that as a counter to blasphemy. I'd put deafness on everyone who doesn't need to cast verbal spells and use silence stones for the casters. You would probably need telepathic bond for communication, though.

Sounds like a fun idea for a monster. Quicken Spell-Like Ability only works 3/day. The HP don't look correct. If the monster is an 8th level fighter, shouldn't there be an 8d10 in there somewhere? I don't have the MM3, so I don't know how many HD the base creature gets. Depending on how many...

How does spell immunity interact with spells that have varying levels depending on the class casting them? An example is flamestrike (Cleric 5/Druid 4). I can choose spells of 4th level or lower. Does that mean I am protected against flamestrike when it is cast by a cleric?

That looks like a link to the 3.0e Psionics Handbook errata. I believe the Rules of the Game articles on polymorphing are the most current explanation of how the spells work.

In what book does Fist of Raziel appear?

Interesting idea, although it really belongs in the house rules section. I think applying a character's full BAB to AC would be too much, though. Perhaps half their BAB or maybe a bonus depending on how many attacks they are giving up; +2 or +3 per attack.

An average damage analysis suggests burst enchantments are almost never worthwile. Holy is an excellent alternative, particularly in Ravenloft.

I don't believe there is a way, within the RAW, to decrease the save DC of a spell you cast. You can decrease the caster level, but not the DC. If you want the option to fire off spells at the lowest possible DC, bring a wand. I suppose the caster could remove any items granting an enhancement...

An even better example would be Use Magic Device. A +20 item would give most characters automatic success with all wands and staves as well as a good chance to use many scrolls.

What are some good spells to consider for contingency? I play a wizard who recently gained access to the spell. His caster level is 19, so any spell up to 6th (that affects him) is possible. He also has access to the Protection Domain through Arcane Disciple and has enough Wisdom to cast 6th...

A mithral buckler has no ASF.

Horse steaks all around! :]

I would go with Scribe Scroll instead of Craft Rod. Scribe Scroll gives the Warlock inexpensive access to every spell in the game. I think that will be more useful, in the long run.