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I use 3.0 Command, for the sheer fun of it...

Well, there's the Windfinder from WoT d20, but that means you need to use that game's magic system.

In most Air Forces, only sergeants and up fly in the normal run of things. This includes as gunners. The main reason is because fliers in WW2 were considered more likely than ground troops to be taken prisoner, and sergeants and officers got better conditions in PoW camps.

The reason to be Tiny is so that Gnome Giantkiller and other monster-hunting PrCs get their benefits against Medium opponents.

There's a Hunger domain.

Robert Jordan's names sound good- semi-realistic, but not real. Some that might work for a (male) wizard (as long as no-one has read WoT) Mazrim Taim Raolin Darksbane Padan Fain Rhadam Asunawa Eamon Valda Hey, why did I pick all evil people...

Someone on RPGnet did a good diceless system for kids: Each character has five Traits. For the Ranger, those could be: Tracker, Archer, Knows about Nature, Dedicated and Tough They also have five "Points" (call them what you want). Each thing they want their character to do has a difficulty...

I like L5R. Not too complex, and with some nice touches, in the Advancement system and the main system.

Wheel of Time doesn't have traditional clerics, but the Aes Sedai and other spellcasters are more of a religious order than traditional wizards. The setting is dualistic, with the Creator and the Dark One. The Creator doesn't get involved much, and the Dark One does (and grants spells)...

Maybe to represent the slow speed, give them a base land speed of 20ft. but have them run as a creature with a 30ft. speed (or give them Run as a bonus feat). That way, they go slowly normally, but if they have to get away fast they can.

Not snarkiness, saying that the use of such a popular idea (according to the strip, so popular that even a goblin could think of it) allows the strip to relate better to its readers. And be careful, or my pre-packaged avatar will take a break from its diet of hydra brains to eat yours ;)

Who hasn't thought of that idea? My favourite, though, is the guy who had a city built around keeping the tarrasque immobile (it had a few thousand immovable rods stuck through it) and harvesting its body parts for everything from armour to food.

Here it is. It has 10,000 effects, so you get the result by rolling 4 d10s (for thousands, hundreds, tens and units). I love it.

General: Solar, with bodyguard of Planetars. Astral Devas serve as liaison with rest of army. Celestia Contingent (LG) Commander: Throne Archon, with bodyguard of Sword Archons. Squad of Owl Archons serve him as messengers. Subcommanders: Trumpet Archons, with bodyguard of Warden Archons...

I'm going for C. These guys may not be great fighters (low Str) but neither do they seem flimsy (low con). Cha penalty should not be higher than for gnolls, Int bonus seems good, as does wis. And give them Cleric as a favoured class.

If you want d20 rules for sports, try the Goliath section of Races of Stone.

In varying numbers, here are: The Stymphalian Birds!

Size/Type: Tiny Magical Beast Hit Dice: 1d10 (5 hp) Initiative: +3 Speed: 10 ft. (2 squares), fly 60 ft. (average) Armor Class: 20 (+2 size, +3 Dex, +5 natural), touch 15, flat-footed 17 Base Attack/Grapple: +1/-9 Attack: Talons +5 melee (1d4-1) or feather +5 ranged (1d4) Full Attack...

AFAIK no. I have good-aligned Orcs worship Kord. If they're neutral, they can still worship Gruumsh. However, if you want a LOT of good Orcs, you could always have an Orcish subcult who worship Kord- but under a different name, and believing that he is an Orc.

As a DM I would only do it if someone brought Pun-Pun or something similar (Hulking Hurler, King of Smack, etc.) into one of my games. However, I do use something I learnt from WFRP- if a PC disappears rather than dying visibly, take the character sheet. Tuck it gently into your DMG or the...