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This is a tricky item to price since its benefit is highly variant on the build using it. I see three primary uses for this item. First is to escape grapples, universally useful. Second is getting into combat advantageous positions(flanks and such). This is far more beneficial for rogues than...

General PrC cannot be entered until after 5 level, as is it can be entered after 3. Further your fluff states arcane, but the restrictions do not force that. I believe that thick hide is probably a bit too powerful. Effectively at the 10th level, you can get a +10 bonus to AC and a +20 bonus to...

You need to include the bab progression and spellcasting progression. The durations of the abilities being 1d6+1 is odd. Normally durations are based on class level or caster level. Transmutation mastery should be worded as "At level 1, the Karathan Iron Sentinel gains +2 bonus to his caster...

I made a typo in my equations. 2) the total is actually 50400

I had never really consider this, but the flurry rules do say that you can 2-hand a weapon while flurrying. This means that you could power attack while flurrying with a quarter staff to get 1 for 2 ratio out of power attack.

I had not looked at the actual text (being at work), but I think you interpreted it correctly Nifft. This is one of those times that due to the specific wording of the abilities it causes an odd consequence.

1) You cannot get 2-handed damage while flurrying, so you would do a normal attack routine. 2) The benefit of using a Kama comes from being able to drop it to avoid the counter trip on a failed attempt. If you do not use a tripping weapon or chose not to drop the tripping weapon your opponent...

I was specifically talking about wisdom boosting items, and you do get bonus spells from wisdom items. The problem with you logic of druid level = cr is that character level = cr assumes NPC gold. PC gold is significantly more than NPC gold. So by negating that difference the druid would in fact...

o.O D&D is not suppose to challenge the players?

Pearls have the advantage of versatility. They can be 15 hp, or they can be any other level 1 spell your party has used. (Paladin + pearl 1 + lesser restoration is awesome)

That would be a tough job for your cleric. Rough campaign with a lot of charges. I would request some of the gold be set aside for healing items, whether they be wands, pearls, or some other item.

1) 4*7*2000*4=224,000 (Spell Level * Caster Level * Continuous Effect * Duration Coefficient) If you look at the 2 footnote on the 2000 it gives duration coefficient(4 for rounds per level spells). 2) 4*7*(1800/(5/3)) = 30240 (Spell Level * Caster Level * (Use Activated Effect / (5/Charges))...

While I understand were your coming from, I do not think it is accurate. If this were true a widen maximized fireball would be 40ft wide with the inner 20ft being maximized and the outer 20ft being normal. This does not seem right to me. Seeing as there are no rules that govern metamagic feat...

I would think it would be. My reasons for this is that when you use a sudden feat, it applies the metamagic feat to the spell. Thus you were casting repeat fireball, but in using the sudden feat it became a maximized repeat fireball.

I like cignus_pfaccari suggestion, but I think it should take more than 1 turn attempt to power. It could instead be tweaked abit weaker or a combination of the two.

The target being flatfooted because of Confound the big folk helps with the hitting, but you are right whiffing can be disastrous in that situation.

As a cleric you might want to look at travel and celerity domains. I believe they both give low level movement spells (travel - long strider; celerity - expeditious retreat)

I understand why they changed it. The issue is that it creates as many problems as it fixes. The one I have already mentioned (gold = power) and by the FAQ you lose spells doing this since you wisdom item is no longer functioning. This means that wildshaping not only takes a use of the ability...

Do not take this the wrong way, but the first thought that went through my head when I saw this was 'why'. Clerics already have massive will saves and paladins cannot get the spellcraft to get the feat. As for the actual feat, since you didn't denote an action remember that it will be standard...