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If you are playing with a particularly restrictive/rail-roady/pixelbitching DM (yes, I'm aware thats a computer game term, but it does describe the actions of some DMs well) where there is only one answer to a problem or you are forced to follow a particular story, are you not roleplaying? It...

Or to put it another way, does playing a conventional tabletop game with pre-generated characters prevent it from being a roleplaying game?

Very dependant on the character class in question, but fortunately all the relevant details are in the SRD http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/classes/gestaltCharacters.htm

How about gestalting the first level (and only the first) with the expert class?

Plane Shift somewhere with a Fast Time trait?

Dragon Shaman is what you are thinking of.

On reflection, it does seem to be a lot of work to balance the classes. Hmm, one for a little more thought.

An idea I was knocking around was to give characters the benefit of gestalt rules for the first level only and only with NPC classes- giving characters a chance to mechanically represent their background. This will clearly represent somewhat improved 1st level characters and allow for easier...

This is not necessarily a problem - if you use Thinuan weapons (CW) then you can kill in such a way as to prevent raising. However, using the weapon to kill again or breaking it allows the original victim to be raised, so as long as the PCs have a chance to get their hands on the weapon used...

Shows what I know :D

It may be a minor thing, but also remember that the adamantine body feat grants DR 2/adamantine, while adamantine full plate grants DR 3/-. Granted, that's not a lot of difference but it does mean that your DR can be bypassed by golems and other adamantine warforged.

Doesn't that one go- "Hey! a Twenty!"