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Technically the mount section is it's own heading within the "Character" chapter. It is unrelated to cohorts at all. That being said however, it is an optional rule in the DMG. It is there (rather than in the Paladin class description in the PHB) for a reason. It is up to the DM to allow it...

It intrigues me that so many people seem to complain about DnD (and 3X in particular) being complicated, while on the other hand some people complain about people finding legitimate ways to avoid these complications.

The more general questions should be: If you're going to metamagic a spell, why did you pick maximize? If you're going to cast a spell, why are you choosing to just do straight HP damage when there are usually better options?

Can a cleric? Can a wizard? Can a sorcerer? You'll notice that nowhere in the rules for spell trigger items (staffs and wands) does it mention specific classes. This should be a strong clue.

Abjurant Champion, hands down, is the bestestest gish prestige class out there. It only costs you one feat, and in return you get some very awesome abilities: automatically swift abjurations up to 3rd level, +5 to AC from your abjurations. Those abilities alone would be enough for me...

Not on the Faerie Dragon in the Draconomicon, unless there is another version I'm unaware of.

These are all superior options to a kender.

Inexperienced, but I question how maturity is judged. I've always imagined dragons as being born as almost complete beings. Fully intelligent right out of the shell with an innate alignment. Being that both the silver and gold are naturally lawfully inclined, I figured it could work.

Dragon Familiar CL: 12 - Silver CL: 14 - Gold Both have Alternate Form as a wyrmling.

Whether the item is a functioning magic item does not change its nature as a magic item. If your computer has a HD failure and fails to boot, is does not cease to be a computer. I will retract one previous comment though: While I wouldn't allow the cheater of Mystra to shatter in the AMF...

Nothing. SRD: "Likewise, it prevents the functioning of any magic items or spells within its confines." It is still a magic item, merely a non-functioning one. It's actually status as a magic item does not change.

I'd contend that a magical item is inherently different than a nonmagical item which happens to be under the effect of a spell targeting it.

Always a good place to start your investigation when trying to figure out how a spell works.

Heroes are remembered in song and legend... after they die.

I'd say two. Once for the feat, once for the movement. Note that the answer is still two, even if the defender in question was double expansioned psiwar with a spiked chain (30' reach)

Ditto.

Ordained Champion is from Complete Champion. That essentially is the full text of the ability (at least the portion of it that matters). Also, assume that the archer in question is proficient with his bow already. It is a +2 str bow, and he has 14 strength. Using this ability, should the str...

The Holy Warrior ability allows you to burn a turn attempt to use your wisdom modifier in place of your strength modifier for attack and damage rolls for a limited amount of time. When using a bow, would this still be capped by the +str bonus on the bow?

Is the Eberron Stormreach book any good?

Except it won't pay off until level 9 or 12, depending on what other feats he has. He'll have to take the metamagic feat first, then divine metamagic, then probably extra turning at least once (depending on which metamagic he is adding). DMM is very powerful at high levels, especially if you...