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about the fatigue problem, you can have your cleric or druid (if you have one) cast sheltered vitality on you

you just have a +20 bonus to your first attack roll also you are a 9th level barbarian and you don't have power attack? why have you done this to yourself?:P i recommend to take some fighter levels to get asap the feats you missed. what feats do you have now? for the fatigue problem, a...

with 7 levels of scout he gets +2d6 improved skirmish +2d6 gloves of agile striking +2d6 (2200gp) rogue's vest +1d6 (18000gp) skirmisher boots +2 (3200gp) and posibly boots of speed (12000gp) 6(or 8) out of 7(or 9) of his attacks will get a +7d6+2 damage bonus and he doesn't have to rely on...

i say option (d). the way i see it you won't do the skirmish damage with your first attack but then after you take an other 5ft step while performing the dervish dance you'll add the damage to your next attacks.

paladin(2)/hexblade(2)/occult slayer(5)/witch slayer(5)/sneak attack fighter(6), ability focus (momentary disjunction)

i'll insist on my swiftblade build and let the numbers talk:p assuming you have a starting charisma of 18 and you get +2 at paragon level 3 and you put your ability points in charisma and you get a cloak of charisma (you haven't mentioned your starting gold and bility points), at level 10 you'll...

occult slayer get blank thoughts [immunity to mind-affecting effects (charms, compulsions, patterns, phantasms, and morale effects)] at his 5th level.

i agree, i just made the build focusing on damage. i think that as long as he get 10 levels of swiftblade he can make many interesting builds and combinations and focus on different aspects, i prefer damage:p thats why i put divine might and sneak attack in there.

here is an example progression: level 1: human paragon(1) - able learner, dodge level 2: human paragon(1)/paladin(1) level 3: human paragon(1)/paladin(2) - power attack level 4: human paragon(1)/paladin(2)/(stalwart) sorcerer(1) - bonus feat: wf(short sword) level 5: human...

from magic item compendium: roaring armor property +4 competence eager weapon property +2 untyped bonus warning weapon property +5 insight bonus belt of battle +2 competence bracers of blinding strike +2 competence bonus

i think mine is quite good too:p the kobold paragon would be better because he'd get 7th level spell. with divine grace, superior resistance and ruin delver's fortune he never have to worry about his saving throws and check the damage: - i assume that the final charisma will be 31 + 10 divine...

could be a paladin of tyranny (unearthed arcana)

sorry:o what exactly didn't you get? i'll try to explain it. i provided you with a build that i think is good to play with:p

paladin(2)/human paragon(3)/(stalwart) sorcerer(2)/unseen seer(2)/sacred exorsist(1)/swiftblade(10) highlights: paragon(3) --> +2 cha, select 10 skills and with able learner is as if they were class skills for all classes paladin(2) --> cha mod to saves unseen seer(2) --> advanced...

you haven't specified the available books. i'll suggest the same thing i suggest to everyone since i became aware of its existence: the Swiftblade:) http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/prc/20070327 you can enter this prc, with any arcane spellcasting class that grands you the haste spell...

your dm is wrong:D if you want a reference to the rules, it's at the player's handbook page 22, at the paragraph that begins with "Base Attack Bonus".

barbarian with the spiritual totem (lion) from complete champion for the pounce ability karmic strike combat reflexes and if allowed: improved combat reflexes and greater combat reflexes from dragon magazine 340 page 87

maybe it is beastskin armor from magic item compendium

the first is a hexblade(13) i don't intend to change his class i just want help with his equipment. armor/weapon/items and magical abilities of his armor and weapon. an other thing with character is that he is a child of a god (although he does not know it yet) and he is one of the main villains...

be a goliath. or a feral goliath:p you'll have the same level adjustment as the drow but i think it's better for a tank character than the drow.