Favorite Homebrew

[White_Drake]

Okay folks, it's been at least a little while since the last of these threads, and I have a "homebrew" folder in my bookmarks toolbar to fill, so what is your favorite 3.5/PF homebrew, for whatever reason, be it fluff, mechanics, creativity, or a healthy bribe from the homebrew's creator.
To start us off, my favorites are Circle of Life's Plague Doctor (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=214607), who succeeded in making poisons blood toxins cool, and Zakaroth's Sublime Assassin (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219233), which does to martial rogues what Factotum did for skillmonkey rogues.

[kiryoku]

http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Tome_of_Necromancy_%283.5e_Sourcebook%29 most of this is my fav. it has alot of classes and changes that make most undead they never made any way to make usable. It also makes some of the undead a little more blanced. though I did leave out his stupid thing on why ghouls can't run because they don't have con. :smallconfused: Though beyond a few minor misunderstandings its a very good necro almost small book on it.

[Waker]

I'm rather fond of Kellus's "The Way Words Work", Ernir's Spell Point system and T G Oskar's fixes for the Marshal and Healer classes.