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Fharlanghn in Greyhawk, Shaundakul in the Realms, Traveler in Eberron.

There's nothing wrong with using the Lord of Blades or the Emerald Claw as enemies, you just need to level them appropriately. It makes a certain amount of sense for The LoB to level as the PCs do, he hasn't been sitting around doing nothing in the Mournlands while the PCs got to 13th level, has he?

While the idea of wildshape for turning seems fine, it doesn't seem to me to fit with the druid's flavor and abilities to be able to turn spirits, elementals especially. My reccomendation would be to allow them to turn constructs, undead, and aberrations. These are all unnatural creatures and...

5) Total Attack, Cautious Attack, and Total Defense

I actually think it would be better to keep the marks to humans. It not only helps emphasize the outcast aspect of the new races, but if, as I would assume, the demihuman core races are becoming human cultures, it would allow you to keep the history, economy, and politics of Eberron completley.

Oddly enough, I recall reading a reply by one of the book's authors on the WoTC boards saying that souls would not exactly be useed as fuel for the abilties, and that the book would feature a system of magic unlike anything published for the D20 system. All in all it was rather cryptic. I'll see...

I think it could be balanced if any spell cast this way required a spellcraft check, not just ones you don't know.

I was just about to suggest the psychic warrior. Powers like catfall (instnatly recover from a fall) or body equilbrium (walk on water or other nonsolid surfaces), plus feats like Up the Walls and Deep Impact all portray actions from Wuxia films you're trying to imitate. You might give up some...

You switch. As it is, there is a 1/3 chance you have the right door. By switching, you receive a 2/3 chance of the right door I believe.

Well, I didn't see Acolyte of the Skin mentioned yet (Forgive me if I missed anything in a previous post), which could fit easily with your concept of becoming more demon like, and advances your warlock abilites.

Woah. Birlliant energy weapons hit a golem? They're supposed to only affect living things, that's the reason they ignore most armor. Mayve make a damage type, like bludgeoing or slashing, affect it. Should make it easier, and still retain some flavor.

But the fluff and rules of D&D both state that fiends can rise, or celstials fall. Triel comes to mind as the most famous fallen angel, and the BoED has some options for redeeming the "iredeemable" such as the spell Sanctify the Wicked. The fact that she has a half silver dragon side would only...

Expanding on that idea, if you're going to have the girl as a recurring character, why not have her learn to really put creatures together through her experiments? It would a good opportunity to use as many bizzare templated creatures and abberations as you can find, and would make for some good...

I think there was a feat in the Draconomicon that allowed you to disregard 5 points of any DR you encounter.

If you have Complete Adventurer, you might try the Folhucan Lyrist PrC. It's a bard/druid/rogue class that is fairly powerful, but seems to fit rather well for what you're asking for.

Try using the variant soulknife here: http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=369376. It's a base class, but offers multiple, flavorful paths and gives the class a much-needed boost in power, without being unbalancing.