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I do like Ehlonnas golfbag: Every weapon you can think of made from every material you need :D

Wow. My first doublepost since decades.

Forget the Fighter, go something like Ranger8/Scout3 with Swift Hunter. Thanks to the Ranger TWF you'll have even more feats, horribly nice swift action Ranger spells and additionally +6 against your worst favored enemies. And your skirmish damage will be higher. Additionally: Get Undead and...

Agreeing with the Penguin. I played and loved bbn/bards several times and most of them did some archery on the way. Warblade1/bardX is great as well as mentioned above with Song of the White Raven. Pal4/Bard16 has great archery options but is pretty lame to start with... even heading for Devoted...

Hmm. All skill checks are ability checks...

Well... since noone here would probably argue the point that against DR Manyshot salvos do count as several hits (otherwise no archer would ever have a problem again with DR monsters), I vote for +1d6 for every arrow.

Not often used, but a Gestalt swordsage (Shadowblade)+rogue/monk/swashbuckler ... Wis, Int, Dex and Str to damage... :D He needs many many feats though. Preferably gained with Flaws. Depending how you read some things though (especially the Shadowblade technique).

Conan d20 ;)

If you don't want to go Gestalt, Paladin and Monk are one of the best choices (after bard!). Monk/Psio multiclass is pretty viable as well.

At least I'd have given the BBEG a Refl save negates like in the Ice wall semi sphere variant ...

Which stances do you usually take for warblades? I mean, taking 2 level 1 stances usually isn't that interesting... do you multiclass?

As mentioned: The two shield bonuses to AC do not stack. Still, bashing shields are pretty good light weapons.

Easy. Don't put them up against single monsters of appropriate CR, use small groups of weaker monsters. Or huge hordes of weak monsters (my biggest battle which was rolled featured more than 1200 combatants). I like big groups, but if they don't work together (with lots of Shield Other spells)...

Simple smoke sticks works as well.

Minotaurs are cool. They rock. They are above rules.

A few puny level 2 spells will render many opponents immune to most of it's bonuses.

I'd try to talk my DM into a customtailored prestige class like the daggermage that can use all their specials with a spiked chain instead of daggers. Daggerspell stance included.

Exactly. If possible with one or two sentences about their fighting style and preferences.

Archetypes :) Otherwise I'd put this in rules.

I need typical monks. Like Jackie Chan, the silent cool dude, the old wise master, the fat strong wrestler, the sword saint... the big evil villainous warlord... Please help me out a bit with more ideas.