Which feats best fit this Goddess for Red Hand of Doom?

[Endarire]

-=CRITIQUE MY BUILD - PREFERRED HATHRAN VERSION!=-
My DM allowed me to trade Scribe Scroll for Extend Spell.  We play in Faerun and all sources are allowed pending DM approval, but no flaws!

This character is first a battlefield controller then a buffer.  (I dislike relying on summons in battle.)  Her cohort will be a tricked-out Powertool Hood.

We begin at ECL5.  The bold below reflects up to level 11. After that, the campaign will likely end.

So far, I'm leaning toward plan #3, but I'm confused which feats are best.  I'm also open to builds not listed here!


(Class Feature), Feat, PREREQUISITE, {Trait}

Plan #1
Lawful Neutral HUMAN Conjurer3/Master Conjurer2/Incantatrix2/Hathran1/Incantatrix+3/Incantatrix+5/Olin Gisir1*/Archmage3/X1

1: (Abrupt Jaunt), {Aggressive}, ETHRAN, (EXTEND SPELL), IRON WILL
3: SPELL FOCUS: CONJURATION
4: (SKILL FOCUS: SPELLCRAFT)
6: LEADERSHIP, (Persistent Spell)
9: Metamagic Focus: Conjuration
10: (Quicken Spell)
12: Easy Metamagic: Quicken
13: (Sculpt Spell)
15: SPELL FOCUS: TRANSMUTATION
16: (Practical Metamagic: Quicken)
17: (Chain Spell) [If Olin Gisir]
18: Metamagic Focus: Transmutation

Plan #2
Lawful Neutral HUMAN Conjurer5/Incantatrix2/Hathran1/Incantatrix+3/Incantatrix+5/Olin Gisir1*/Master Conjurer1/Archmage2 or 3

1: (Abrupt Jaunt), {Aggressive}, ETHRAN, (EXTEND SPELL), IRON WILL
3: Metamagic School Focus: Conjuration
5: {Sculpt Spell}
6: LEADERSHIP, (Persistent Spell)
9: SPELL FOCUS: TRANSMUTATION
10: (Quicken Spell)
12: SPELL FOCUS: CONJURATION
13: (Easy Metamagic: Quicken)
15: Metamagic Focus: Transmutation
16: (Practical Metamagic: Quicken)
17: (Chain Spell) [If Olin Gisir]
XX: (SKILL FOCUS: SPELLCRAFT)
18: -=FEAT=-,

Plan #3
Lawful Neutral HUMAN Conjurer5/Incantatrix2/Hathran1/Incantatrix+3/Incantatrix+5/Olin Gisir1*/Master Conjurer1/Archmage2 or 3

1: (Abrupt Jaunt), {Aggressive}, ETHRAN, (EXTEND SPELL), IRON WILL
3: Cloudy Conjuration
5: {Granted Domain Power: Luck}
6: LEADERSHIP, (Persistent Spell)
9: SPELL FOCUS: TRANSMUTATION
10: (Sculpt Spell)
12: SPELL FOCUS: CONJURATION
13: (Quicken Spell)
15: Metamagic Focus: Transmutation
16: (Easy Metamagic: Quicken)
17: (Practical Metamagic: Quicken) [If Olin Gisir]
XX: (SKILL FOCUS: SPELLCRAFT)
18: -=FEAT=-

[skydragonknight]

Practical Metamagic requires the dragonblood subtype to take, so you're going to have to invest another feat, a class level or be a silverbrow human(lose the feat anyway but get featherfall...better than nothing.

You're going to want FoM on your cohort A.S.A.P. given the kinds of things you're going to be throwing on the battlefield. While the ring is most practical at 20, it's not something you'd really see until about level 15 as far as wealth goes.
Wait...it's coming to me...there's a pair of rings somewhere...Spellguard rings(?) in...Complete Mage maybe? You wear one and he wears one and it protects him from your spells a certain number of times per day. That might do the trick.
That'll negate the more annoying half of the problem. The second half is the fog line of spells granting concealment (it might even be total concealment) from a certain distance and the need to jump from at least that distance. So any method of negating concealment penalties or being able to see through (up to total) concealment would be useful for your ally.

My suggestions were made away from books though they hopefully point you in the right direction.

[Arcane-surge]

Silverbrow Humans don't lose their feat, just their bonus skill points.

[skydragonknight]

Silverbrow Humans don't lose their feat, just their bonus skill points.

Haha. You're right! Well, there you go. A silverbrow human female.

[Blade2718]

Practical Metamagic requires the dragonblood subtype to take, so you're going to have to invest another feat, a class level or be a silverbrow human(lose the feat anyway but get featherfall...better than nothing.

You're going to want FoM on your cohort A.S.A.P. given the kinds of things you're going to be throwing on the battlefield. While the ring is most practical at 20, it's not something you'd really see until about level 15 as far as wealth goes.
Wait...it's coming to me...there's a pair of rings somewhere...Spellguard rings(?) in...Complete Mage maybe? You wear one and he wears one and it protects him from your spells a certain number of times per day. That might do the trick.
That'll negate the more annoying half of the problem. The second half is the fog line of spells granting concealment (it might even be total concealment) from a certain distance and the need to jump from at least that distance. So any method of negating concealment penalties or being able to see through (up to total) concealment would be useful for your ally.

My suggestions were made away from books though they hopefully point you in the right direction.

Spellguard of Silverymoon allows you to declare entire groups of people to be either immune or affected by your spells.  Screw that pair business.

[Endarire]

What about feats besides Practical Metamagic?  I'm most concerned with level 3-5 abilities.