You'd be damned if a wall of fire will stop your pursuit! Charge on through!

Your die hard zeal lets you brush off damage from hazards around you. When you initiate this maneuver you may move up to your land speed, ignoring any hit point and ability damage from the environment as you do. This allows you to move through a wall of fire, swim through a pool of acid, drop down from a great height, or jump into a pit of poisoned spikes without injury. This does not apply to non-hit point damage such as difficult terrain, entanglement, and other status effects gained by moving through such hazards. If you end your movement in a dangerous area, the danger effects you normally.

Galeb slammed his warhammer down on the ogre's kneecap, only to have a ghostly duplicate follow the attack with another, cracking the kneecap in twain!

You summon a weapon identical to your own made of force, much like the spiritual weapon spell. The force weapon floats displaced off-center from you and mimics your motions. When you attack, it deals your weapon dice in force damage to your target (do not add strength or enhancement bonuses). Because it is force, it can strike incorporeal creatures normally even if your normal attack misses.

For example if your weapon is a rapier and normally deals 1d6+5, you gain an additional 1d6 force damage. If you confirm a critical and deal 2d6+10, the spiritual weapon deals 2d6. If you miss, it misses. The force weapon remains for 1 round before vanishing.This is a supernatural maneuver.

Behind your back spread a pair of golden angel wings. Foolish wizard thought flying out of your reach would save him.

This maneuver is refered to as Angel's Wing, Devil's Wing, Inevitable's Wing, or Protean's Wing depending on your alignment. When you initiate this maneuver you gain a pair of magical wings which allow you to fly up to your move speed (perfect). You may choose to perform a double move or the run action, retaining your flight. Once you stop moving the wings begin to vanish and they completely vanish at the end of your turn. If you have not reached solid ground by then, you fall but take no more than 1d6 points of falling damage as your vanishing wings last long enough to create drag.

The necromancer brought his vile blight upon you, but as the black miasma approached it slammed into an invisible shell around you. Not today necromancer, your foul magics will not work this time!

When you initiate this maneuver you gain spell resistance equal to your HD + 10 until the beginning of your next turn. Once initiated, you cannot lower your spell resistance until the duration ends.

Neither fire nor ice will stop you, your cause is just and your will is strong!

As an immediate action you gain energy resistance 20 until the start of your next turn (either acid, cold, electric, fire, or sonic).

You adjust your grip on the shield to allow you to use your greatsword and shield at the same time.

While you are in this stance, bucklers have no penalty to attack rolls for attacking with two-handed weapons or weapons in your off hand.

In addition you may use two-handed weapons or fight with two weapons while using a light or heavy shield. You take a -1 to attack rolls when doing so.

Finally if you are using a tower shield, you do not take the -2 penalty to attack rolls. You may shield bash with a tower shield, dealing 1d8 points of damage with a 20/x2 critical.

Your body shakes and spasms as unfettered divine energy courses through it. This power sparks off your weapon and courses into your foe, devastating your enemy but leaving you drained.

As part of this maneuver, you make a single melee attack that deals an extra 4d8 points of damage.

The cleric is barely standing when an arrow flies out of the air and strikes her. But no wound shows upon her body as a gash opens up on your own.

As an immediate action you take an attack or dangerous effect meant for another ally in 60 feet for yourself. They take no penalties as if they had never been struck or targeted, while you become the new target. The attack goes against your AC and you take the damage or make the saving throw as normal. You may use this to keep an ally alive from an otherwise fatal blow. 

Your slash not only tore a hole in the devil's skin, but into the fabric of space itself. With a sickening rip sound, the devil seemed to implode, blasted back to Baator.

You may use this maneuver in two different ways. In its basic form you make one melee attack as a standard action against any extraplanar creature. You deal normal damage and the opponent must make a Will save or be sent back to their home plane as if using banishment. Like the spell, the DC rises if you have objects which are anathema to the creature being banished. Non-extraplanar creatures have no effect beyond normal damage.

Alternatively you can use this maneuver to plane shift as the spell. It takes one full-round action, and after using this maneuver you cannot use the travel function again for 1 hour, or risk a 50% chance of getting sent to a random plane.

You gather the power of your faith and discipline, surrounding yourself in an aura of blinding glory.

You must make a charge attack as part of this maneuver. If the target is evil aligned, your attack deals an extra 5d6 points of damage. In addition, if your charge attack hits and the target is evil-aligned, you become wreathed in holy energy. You gain damage reduction 10/— until the beginning of your next turn.

You connect your soul to the essence of the celestial plane, and your body trasforms into a perfected shining version of yourself.

You gain the essence of a plane, becoming something similar to a half-celestial, half-fiend, or other creature. When you use the maneuver, it is a Chaotic, Evil, Good, or Lawful act as appropriate.

Chaos: Your type changes to outsider (do not recalculate HD, BAB, or saves). You gain a fly speed equal to twice your land speed (average maneuverability), a +1 luck armor bonus, darkvision out to 60 feet, immunity to petrification and polymorphing, resistance 10 against every energy damage, DR 5/lawful, spell resistance 10 + your HD, and a +4 bonus on saves against mind-affecting effects. Your attacks count as chaotic aligned, and you deal double damage against lawful outsiders.

Evil: Your type changes to outsider (do not recalculate HD, BAB, or saves). You gain a fly speed equal to twice your land speed (good maneuverability), a +1 profane armor bonus, darkvision out to 60 feet, immunity to poison, resistance 10 acid/electricity/fire, DR 5/good, spell resistance 10 + your HD, and the ability to see in any darkness. Your attacks count as evil aligned, and you deal double damage against good outsiders.

Good: Your type changes to outsider (do not recalculate HD, BAB, or saves). You gain a fly speed equal to twice your land speed (good maneuverability), a +1 sacred armor bonus, darkvision out to 60 feet, immunity to disease and petrification, resistance 10 acid/cold/electricity, DR 5/evil, spell resistance 10 + your HD, and a +4 bonus on saves against poison. Your attacks count as good aligned, and you deal double damage against evil outsiders.

Law: Your type changes to outsider (do not recalculate HD, BAB, or saves). You gain a fly speed equal to twice your land speed (perfect maneuverability), a +1 insight armor bonus, darkvision out to 60 feet, immunity to disease and polymorphing, resistance 10 acid/cold/electricity, DR 5/chaotic, spell resistance 12 + your HD, and a +4 bonus on saves against mind-affecting effects. Your attacks count as lawful aligned, and you deal double damage against chaotic outsiders.

Your faith is unswerving, and so you shall be as well!

As an immediate action you gain 1/4th of your initiator level as a sacred (if good or neutral) or profane (if evil) bonus on all saving throws against one attack, maximum +5 at 20th.

You also gain mettle, allowing you to take no effect on a successful Fortitude or Will save that normally has a save for partial. If you already have the mettle ability, this becomes improved mettle allowing you to take the partial effect on a failed save, and no effect on a successful save.

The wizard would not hide behind his cloak of darkness anymore! BREAK!

Make a melee attack and on a successful hit, deal normal damage and dispel the target's magical and supernatural effects as if using greater dispel magic, but no cap on caster level. You may also attempt a dispel with a touch attack, and may use the area function of the spell as well. Use your initiator level as your caster level, and you get a +2 bonus to the check.

You automatically dispel any spells with alignments opposite to yours. For example if you are lawful, you can automatically dispel a cloak of chaos spell.

Laugh in the face of danger and kick reason to the curb! You won't fall to this, you have strength of courage!

As an immediate action you gain energy immunity until the start of your next turn (either acid, cold, electric, fire, positive energy, negative energy, or sonic).

With a howling battle cry, your weapon crackles with energy. As you strike your foe, that energy detonates in a burst that scythes through those who stand against your cause.

When you use this strike, make a single melee attack. If you hit your opponent and his alignment has at least one component different from yours, a blast of divine energy originates from your attack’s point of impact. The target of this strike takes an extra 7d6 points of damage and must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 17 + your Cha modifi er) or take a –2 penalty on attack rolls for 1 minute.

All of your opponents within a 30- foot-radius burst of the target creature must also succeed on a Fortitude save. Those who fail take 5d6 points of damage and take a –2 penalty on attack rolls for 1 minute. A successful save results in half damage and negates the attack penalty.

Injury is simply trials of faith to be overcome. Charged with holy energy  from your previous maneuver you must ground it somewhere. 

After completing another Devoted Spirit Maneuver you may, with a touch, cure 1d8 points of ability damage, penalty, or negative levels. This maneuver must be performed within 1 round of completing another Devoted Spirit Maneuver. 

My life is given to my god! Only he may decide when I die!

If you are affected by a death effect you may deflect it back to the caster as an immediate action. They make the saving throw against their own ability, with a +2 bonus on the DC.

If the creature is immune to death effects, they instead take 1d6 backlash damage for each HD they possess, Fort save for 1/2, same DC as death effect+2. Damage reduction and energy resistance does not prevent this damage.

With a mighty swing you strike, a blast of divine energy striking out of the heavens and smiting your foe!

You make a single melee attack against a target whose differs from your alignment by at least one step. You gain your Charisma to attack, and deal 1d8 damage per initiator level plus your normal damage. Against outsiders opposed to your alignment.