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1) Which is a house rule. 2) Of course full attacks take up the entire round, duh. But you can still TWF and Flurry in ONE full attack action. 3) There is no rule saying all people are proficient in unarmed strikes. 4) Unarmed Strikes are absolutely not Natural Weapons. There...

I also disagree with your logic. You can make multiple attacks with your one (and only) Unarmed Strike weapon using each hand, then each foot. At the end of the sequence you have used a total of one Unarmed Strike weapon. You don't have a second animated body laying around that you can employ...

1) Only if Short Sword is a Monk weapon. You could however TWF a Kama with Unarmed Strikes from a Flurry in one Full Round. The Kama would be all your offhand TWF strikes and the Unarmed Strikes would cover your primary weapon in the TWF sequence. 2) Yes they require proficiency because they...

Which part (there were like 3 or 4 parts) are you not sold? You can gain an additional attack with TWF by a Monk, it just has to be with a different weapon. If the monk uses Unarmed Strikes, then the other weapon needs to be something like a Longsword etc. If you want Flurry, then Flurry also...

Flurry is a full attack where all attacks in the full attack action must be Monk weapons. You can add TWF to it, but you must TWF with two weapons. You can't TWF with two Unarmed Strikes, because there is only one Unarmed Strikes so you can't TWF with "two" Unarmed Strikes. /agree And the...

Yes, one attack breaks the Feint and negates future Sneak Attacks.

It doesn't. IIRC, you can get to 20th level Monk around ECL 7 and you are stuck there forever.

1) Yes, of course. You can make a scroll at your CL or as low as the lowest level caster of your class could cast the spell. 2) Of course, use the item crafting cost rules which include CL and SL in the formula. 3) Yes. You can copy any spell into your spellbook at YOUR level if it exists on...

1) They exist, but most people use d6 halved 2) No

Well help me out then. Because even a feat that grants a +1 to attack is greater than Weapon Focus since it is for all weapons. So you have created a "top 5" mechanically feat. If you make it +2, then the only thing similar in game currently is MWM. If you make it +4, then you have created...

You were given very reasonable and very logical reasons. You don't care for them. So do as you wish, just to be fair allow your NPC's to do the same to snip off the heads of your PC's with the same house rules you introduce.

Many people don't realize that not all PrC are designed (or intended) to be used by players. Who really believes FB was intended to be a player PrC? It seems clear to me that it is best used (designed) for NPC's. The same for Beholder Mage and Ur-Priest.

Feint is a standard (or move with Improved Feint) so no multiple attacks a round. Stormwrack had a PrC with Feint as a swift x/day.

Mechanically, WF, WS, GWF, MWM are all top 5 feats for increasing damage output. Weapon Focus is a 9% increase, and the OP seeming wants something that is 4 times as good.

There is no way to make a feat that increases BAB be balanced under any circumstances. +4 CL is so weak compared to even +1 BAB.

Official call is that when you cease being Human you lose your Human Bonus feat and if you become Human you gain one. However, that doesn't describe any specific way to handle the event. In short, we can't answer this question. There are no explicit rules to handle it. You must ask your DM...

Hydra has rules, but it is a creature specific rule. You shouldn't add rules unless you allow the NPC's to use the same rules against PC's. In other words, it is BAD for the PC's to add house rules this way OR just unfair.

No because that would be 100 times more powerful than Practice Spellcaster. The closest is Abjurant Champion or the Cleric spell that temporarily increases BAB.

Text of the item over the table in the DMG, since it is specific info. The primary source rules would suggest using the DMG if for instance rules from the DMG were duplicated in another book. You would then use the DMG rules instead.

There are a LOT of rules on this. Look in page 300+ of Monster Manual. In short, here are some pointers: 1) You can only add a certain number of HD. Usually specified in the monster description under advancement. 2) Tiny can't have more than 6 HD. There is a chart showing what the limits...