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First, I'd pick a kobold. Why? Natural armor, faster movement speed (e.g. 30ft) and MEEEEEEEPO! Classes? I'd keep it simple. Barbarian2/Scout3/RangerX. Or go purely Scout for lesser BAB and more speed... This char will be quick and able to dish out huge amounts of damage due to skirmish...

Right, it's much better for a Daring Outlaw swashy/rogue.

And it would be a little strange to allow a spell to target some body part while weapons (which can be used to destroy objects too) can't be used in that manner.

Thanks, that helped a lot!

I did allow it once... in a round where I allowed legendary classes for the other players. Usually? No way.

Certainly. Tumble back next to your party tank. The enemy will hopefully charge and bash you with Power Attack. You'll tumble into flanking position, use your PHB2 feats for several Spring Attack attacks and tumble away. Behind your tank buddy, more than 5ft away from the bad guy. Rinse, repeat...

How was the ninja, we never tried that one yet... the Swift Hunter builds are pretty common though. As for oddball races, we like to play hobgoblins (with the Klingon style) in Kalamar. And dragonfire adepts rock. Much more than warlocks.

Same about the stasis clone and becoming a lich question.

Cookies. Everyone likes cookies.

Yo mon, he's playing a mohawk darkelf!

Too bad you can't use GrManyshot with Scorching Ray.

Google for wizards feat index. ;)

IMHO the best changes for shields would be to treat them as secondary attack similar to natural weapons and allow their armor enhancement bonus to act as weapon enhancement bonus. On the one hand I like shields to be used, on the other I don't want them to be better than two weapons.

Sadly a shield bonus does not work as weapon enhancement bonus... though I can understand that ruling. Shields rock with PHB2 feats.

Simple. Last time I let the PCs spoil the plans of a BBEG... after her defeat, they started to wonder where she had gotten all that strange money from.

One thing from the Kalamar rules... kings and lesser nobles enjoy a certain divine protection. There's a table in the Players Guide to the Sovereign Lands that shows which bonuses you get.

The final joke was sooooo predictable. Still I like it.

Quicken Turning.

Some of our most important chars have been sword&boarders ... for style. E.g. Aladar (shameless advertisement for my sigged story) inherited a shield crafted from a red dragon scale from a dead comrade who just happened to find it... he didn't know about it's magic till it saved him in that...

As the penguin said... hitpoints are very important for this char, skillpoints are easier...