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Editing is a little off, but that might be because it was released early. I really like this article, very neat.

For the same reason Drow are paragon tier. Just wizards idea of the power level of the monster. Ignore them at will and make a level 6 solo vampire.

You're in luck, "Designing Traps: Use this guide to create traps for your adventures; you’ll find plenty of examples." It'll be in chapter 2 of DMG2

Only little things. If your multiclass feat skill is one you already have you get skill focus, expertise for free, and a little tweaking of rituals.

Give them a higher level disease.

None of them will stack because they're all item bonuses?

Could you go over what classes the item sets are designed for? Or if they cover most classes, just those they don't cover.

Component cost +20% for ten minute rituals, +50% for hour long rituals.

Except from the chapter previews above we can see it clearly doesn't follow the exact same layout.

Level nines don't fight level two creatures, and if they do they're minions. The combat system works within five levels of the characters, it does not extend forever in all directions.

Character builder has them.

The way I read it, it's a minor action to quarry each one and you can only apply quarry damage once per round (to a single target).

Mutants & Masterminds!

In the game I run: First PC death, the party is fighting some kobolds at a chokepoint, the rogue decides to go around behind them and flank/draw them out. Well it works, and the rogue finds out his character cannot take three kobolds in a straight up fight with the healers line of sight...

Giant In the Playground Games O-Chul is safe and sound! I guess V is good too...

It is not.

Bard (Wis) | Cleric (Wis) - Corellon archer Barbarian | Cleric (Str) - Tempus fighter

Wait, didn't we find out that the gates were hidden against deities or some such? Might just be confusing that with other macguffins.

For something that's so unimportant that it's so pathetic to cheat about it people sure do get angry at people who cheat at it. I have the advantage of running my game online and the players can't cheat, but if one did I'd just ask them to stop it.

Why would fireball not damage objects in it's radius? It isn't a discriminatory spell, it'd damage everything in it's radius. Since objects vulnerability to things is determined by the DM, if you think an attack with the fire keyword hitting the object would light on fire, then it's on fire.