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While I couldn't possibly remember the names of all the games I've played, most of those titles don't ring any bells with me. Except Sherlock Holmes. I think I had the opportunity to buy that version for 25 cents at the local museum's gift shop, but went home to google it before buying it and...

I enjoyed that project. I wonder if parts of it might find Pathfinder classes an interesting modification.

Are you thinking outloud or looking for answers? I am not aware of any Paizo material on what to do with followers beyond what is presented in the text for the leadership feat - with the exception that the new Ultimate Campaign book has ideas, but beyond that I have not bought or read the book...

I should point out that I have never played in a group that was strict enough that you could not cast with a weapon or wand/staff/rod in one hand. But maybe in Pathfinder Society play, someone would harsh that buzz.

This spell does what you want, but with a trade off: http://paizo.com/prd/spells/transformation.html Without it, your BAB sucks and we don't know what other buffs you have, either through items or spells. The action economy steenan mentioned above is the secret trick of DnD and Pathfinder...

I read the things that catch my eye.

It says it is only for 1st through 5th level, but I think it has so much content you can squeeze more levels out, The Lost City of Barakus by Necromancer Games was a hardbound book with an entire city to explore.

I'm playing in a sandbox game focused on an island, with wilderness exploration and with background history that the previous empires did bad things and so a few powerful beings took it upon themselves to keep humanity (and elves, etc.) from ever being dangerous again. The campaign blog has...

I only caught the last 10 minutes, so from my point of view, they were playing a d20 homebrew using portions of the BoEF or a related netbook.

I don't know for sure, but I'd guess the 2nd Darkness AP has some info on Pathfinder's underdark.

While I'm familiar with Razor Coast, I don't know the details as far as adventure/campaign statistics, so I can't provide much input there. If you are worried about only 3 characters, maybe let each of them play 2? You could also encourage them to hire someone like a henchman. In two groups I...

All the ways I can think of require taking a level in a class that isn't bard, but maybe there is an archetype that would help. Oh, maybe a figurine of wondrous power, but those are expensive and you'd have to re-skin something like a raven or something I think.

Are you familiar with this page? http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/feat-tree I don't have much advice as I'm not a melee/halfling player usually.

Well, I am not sure about that but in the case of Word spells, spontaneous casters can better take advantage of the system. In the case of the spell Paragon Surge, spontaneous casters supposedly get a way to break the system with crazy feat combinations.

I play in a game where one of the characters is mechanically broken. That is to say he was built using 2 rule sets, Pathfinder and Arcana Evolved, and the DM and player have unsuccessfully tried to meld them together in Hero Lab. The problem stems from their reliance on technology and not...

Well, interesting idea but access to flying at such low levels is going to break many encounters, unless the whole campaign is air based, so my gut tells me you wont find anything like this. Lucky for you you are the DM so go hog wild. Actually, thinking about this, maybe use the aquatic base...

I'd never allow that feat. ALL caster levels AND you can take it multiple times. Yeah, no. Besides there is a Pathfinder trait for this already: http://www.d20pfsrd.com/traits/magic-traits/magical-knack I suppose someone could argue that a trait is a half feat and thus a +4 should be ok for...

Well, are you really interested in the "roleplaying" or do you want to know about how it worked mechanically and how effective the character was? I briefly considered going druid/sorcerer/mystic theurge, until the good people of the internet convinced it, "IT'S A TRAP!" Consider your levels...

Paradox, interesting idea with the eidolon. I am not sure it would mechanically work due to eidolon base INT and skill ranks, (getting +8 to a skill is nice but you have to wait until you level to swap the skill to another). Systole points out something else by posting his stats. A summoner...

You should look ahead to your spell list and see what you can cast. You'll notice you aren't stacked with many attack spells, or rather direct damage spells, until you get 3rd level spells. As for feats it seems there are two camps; all eidolon all the time or buff your summons. So, if you...