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That's only in Pathfinder. In 3.5, you don't get bonus skill points from a Headband.

If you want to expand your reach to include 3rd party, there's a couple of options from Super Genius Games, the Genius Guide to the Templar is one of them, and here's the blurb about Templars vs. Paladins: Then there's also their "Justicar" variant Inquisitor which is located in Advanced...

I'm more excited about getting the PDF of the Inner Sea World Guide... but I haven't even gotten my "In the next week" email letting me know a subscription shipment is even imminent.

And just so nobody gets excited, that's Changeling as in the daughters of Hags swapped out to be raised as normal human children, not the shapeshifting doppleganger-kin from Eberron. And yes, March 23? Boooooooo! We want stats now! Although they are supposed to make really good spellcasters...

Quoting from BotD 2:

No, the "+3 skills thing" wasn't dropped at all - it's just been changed so that's what a "class skill" means - you get a +3 to checks if it's a class skill, otherwise you just buy ranks in the skill at a 1 - 1 basis. Feats are gained more often (every odd level rather than every 3rd), many...

When I was playing around with them in the past, I think I figured out the mathematics behind them. A Rod of the Wyrm is basically created around it having a caster level equal to the dragon's hit dice, and a cost equal to 48,600 gp * Caster Level, plus the cost of a +5/masterwork quarterstaff...

As far as I've always seen it, the general rule is mother's race + half- template from the father... so unless you feel like a different idea, you'd end up with a half-celestial dragon. That would be an absurdly high ECL if you want a true half-celestial wyrmling dragon to start with, but not...

Basically, you can assume that generally, Pathfinder PCs can handle encounters at 1 CR higher than 3.5 PCs, so if the adventures are written for 5th level PCs under 3.5, you can get away with 4th level Pathfinder PCs. As far as tweaking the monsters goes, just add on 1 hp/HD and calculate CMB...

Kingmaker. It's about founding your own country. Tons of NPC interaction and only a couple of dungeons of any real size, especially if you omit the final chapter altogether.

This is a Pathfinder question and needs to be moved to the Pathfinder RPG-specific section of the boards. (And it's not simply just 1 point per level - I think the formula breaks down to 2 + level + 1 extra at 4th, 9th, 14th, and 19th levels. I think there may well be an Extra Evolutions feat...

Emphasis mine - well there's your problem right there. Don't look at any of the Dragon stuff. Paladins on Athas. As much as I love Paizo's run of Dragon and Dungeon, that one idea is so fundamentally WRONG that it just makes the whole issue seem unusable.

My first 3e character made it from 4th level up to 21st by the end of the campaign. Died 5 separate times, including twice in the span of 5 minutes of in-game time, but he was still alive and kicking (and flinging Meteor Swarms) at the end. As far as the other side of the screen goes. I've DM'd...

Paizo won't be doing a set of Psionics rules until at least 2012, if not 2013, and they won't be using a PP system at all, even if they do release a set of psionics rules. Dreamscarred is the only way to go for a conversion of the 3.5 psionics rules to Pathfinder. The fact that they're (IMO) a...

Well, you can always use the stats for the Iconic PCs in the back of each issue to give you a bare minimum to expect from your PCs. More properly optimised PCs will of course outdo the Paizo iconics any day of the week, but there is a sort of baseline to build from. When you need to up the...

Higher numbers are always better.

Council of Thieves (the first Pathfinder RPG rules AP) caps out at level 13. Probably your best bet if you really want to shrink the levels on an AP.

Kingmaker ends around 17th level or so, but they do specifically include an article of what to do next, for levels 18 and above, up to and including (major post-Kingmaker spoiler, players DO NOT READ!)

Freeport. That'll be all you'd need. Get the Pirate's Guide as a systemless general guide to Freeport: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=28322&it=1 And then the 4e-specific Freeport Companion: Freeport Companion (4e) - Expeditious Retreat Press | DriveThruRPG.com It's...

I have way more faith in a vague, non-specific time period from Paizo than I do from DiceFreaks. (I'd be astounded if D*F gets even an Alpha version released before Paizo gets their final. How many years has their Abyss project been in development, exactly?)