Min/Max Boards

medium is assumed, belike.

The changeling is native to wherever he was born (by definition). This is probably the material plane, unless something in your character's backstory says otherwise.

When planar bubble is cast on a githzerai, the bubble mimics Limbo because that's where the githzerai in question, like all other githzerai, was born.

Interesting.

Ranger can qualify for the PrC 1 level earlier.
Paladin too, needs that AniCom adder feat (hazy).

Druid 1 / Divine Minion +1LA / Master Of Many Forms 9
... with LA buy-off would be 10th level, and on time.

However a middle-aged pun-pun would now be watching you.

A pyrokineticist gains the ability to fashion a 15-foot-long whip of fire from unstable ectoplasm as a move-equivalent action. She takes no damage from a fire lash she creates, and if she releases her hold, it immediately dissipates. The lash deals 1d8 points of fire damage to a target within 15 feet on a successful ranged touch attack. A pyro can take Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization (if she otherwise meets the prerequisites) in conjunction with the fire lash, as well as any feats that apply to the use of a standard whip. The whip remains in existence as long as the pyrokineticist holds it.

Ah OK, now I see. I'd forgotten that you could quicken all SLAs (and spells) in the Astral Plane. However, since it works like Quicken Spell (explicitly), and you also explicitly can't use Quicken Spell on a spell with a full round action casting time (the bane of sorcerers everywhere), then I agree with Empirate that you couldn't Quicken an Eldritch Glaive using this method. The Quicken SLA feat might allow you to skirt this 3x/day as it has its own mechanics spelled out and they do not actually reference the Quicken Spell feat.

Three points after a quick read, two minor, one major:

- minor point: the devoted spirt amulet won't give you access to thicket of blades, since you also need to fulfill the prereq of the maneuver. And thicket of blades requires at least 1 other devoted spirit maneuver.

- minor point: the bind vestige feat: usually in builds using hellfire warlock, 1 level of binder is chosen to have access to naberius, to offset the ability damage from hellfire warlock. But the feat 'bind vestige' gives access to only 1 of naberius his abilities, which isn't the faster ability healing.

- major point: the effectiveness of this build varies greatly over the levels. At level 1 (ok, 3, since you'll start with +2LA) you'd be, no offense, the 'waste of space', and over the levels your build evolves to a melee monster that cast 9th level spells as well. Some examples: at level 3, you'd have 1 level warlock. You can either make 1d6 touch attacks, without the needed feats to do so, or go into melee, with you one lonely hit die and 1d6 damage. At that moment the party wizard casts glitterdust, the whirling frenzy barbarian pounces enemies for over 25 damage, the mounted paladin does tripple damage on a mounted charge, etc. At level 7, you'll have 3 BAB, if I see it right, and you can cast lvl 2 divine spells. Your melee damage is 3d6. The party wizard cast evards black tentacles, the crusader makes a melee attack with 8d8 bonus damage, the druid summons a bear, is a bear, and has as animal companion a bear, the whirling frenzy barbarian makes 3 attacks on a charge (with shock trooper and leap attack, if you play in an optimized environment). Even at level 12, when you can using DMM persist, I think you'll lag behind in damage compared to most other classess, and in utility as well compered with at least the full casters. At the high levels, you'll be able to shine.

Given the fact that you use LA buy off, I assume you start before level 6 - unless your DM is giving away +LA for free. If that's so, I'd be careful with playing this build, unless the entire party uses builds that start weak and end very strong (and the DM is aware of this). Else there is the risk that either at the beginning of the campaign your char is too weak and perishes soon, or at high levels becomes much stronger then the rest of the party.