1-Why doesn't Ticket of Blades allow tumble to bypass it? You're basically saying "You cannot pass skillmonkeys. You can still pass allright wizard with teleport". It's not like that many classes have tumble, and it costs precious skill points. At least it should be a check penalty, like Ticket of blades increasing the tumble's DC by 1/2 IL or something like that.
2-Why should dance of the spider be supernatural? It's just climbing very well! Doubly because you let the teleport maneuvers remain Ex.
3-Why does pretty much every tiger claw maneuver gets much lower jump DCs, and Sudden leap, the only one that could be readed to don't care about a running start, gets nerfed into needing a running start to do anything useful?
First of all, I screwed up. I tried to put this in the Complaints thread, and ended up splitting it into it's own topic. My bad.
Secondly:
1: Because the stance would be useless if Tumble could ignore it. This has been discussed prior to us starting this project, and I agree that the stance should ignore the Tumble rules. I wanted to change the text to make it work differently, but that much editing was reserved for serious problems.
2: Probably should have made the Teleport ones Su too.
3:
This was discussed in the original thread. The conclusion was that because those maneuvers have the DC set by the target's AC (and not the distance you jump), they weren't subjected to the normal rules for the Jump skill. The Jump skill applies those DC alterations to the Long and High jump uses, not to special maneuvers. Sudden Leap, however, is a normal Jump check that is being performed as a Swift action.
The other reason was that it was far easier to make the Sudden Leap DCs even when standing still. I considered giving it the same treatment, but was convinced otherwise. For the record, the DC for a 5ft step using Sudden Leap is 10. The DC for a 3rd level Warblade to use Claw at the Moon on a basic Kobold?
30.
I feel that Sudden Leap didn't require the same treatment, seeing as it was far easier to make those checks than it was to make the AC-based ones.