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Professor, you aren't supposed to date your students. :)

LOL!

Yes, you could. I will check it out.

Thanks, everyone, for the input thus far. As for specific comments: I'm not sure that is a fair comparison, since the sorcerer also gets more spells per day than a wizard. I think a better comparison would include spells known v. powers known as well as taking into account the psion's ability...

Henry VIII expressly forbad saint veneration, as I recall. I do not know if that is still the policy of the Anglican Church or not (perhaps it is an element of some "high" churches).

Why is that? If you use the "psionics are different" rule psionicists and psionic creatures are just as vulnerable to divine and arcane effects as the core classes and creatures are to psionics.

I don't mind psychoportation powers that use the "astral plane" or "realm of dreams" as the means of travel. Also, I don't mind telekinesis or empathic transfer. By the way, does anyone know the reasoning behind the psion's PP per level jumping so dramatically in the XPH as compared to the 3.0...

Although I used to be absolutely dead set against psionics, the kalashtar and inspired from Eberron have caused me to reevaluate my stance. I am thinking of allowing them, but I would limit them to kalashtar, inspired, and appropriate aberrations (e.g., mind flayers, aboleths) and furthermore I...

No, I have not been disillusioned. Quite to the contrary, I have been consistently impressed with Eberron.

Even though I started out playing FR several years ago, I despise it as a setting. However, the 3E FR books tend to be quite good, IMO.

So? There is not a posting cap here as far as I know. I think we all could make better use of our time than posting here.

Divine Crusader, Rainbow Servant--lame Warpriest--standard clerics are militant enough Geomancer--too weird for my tastes As for the oft-maligned Radiant Servant, it is one of my favorites.

Monte's bard is inventive but it is too divergent for my taste.

Paladin to Cleric: "You're not the boss of me!"

I chose Artificer, Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Fighter, Paladin, Rogue, Scout, Sorcerer (Monte Cook's version), and Wizard.

Grammer? :)

The Origin of Biological Information and the Higher Taxonomic Categories

Currently, I am a graduate student in mathematics (formerly statistics) who plans on doing work in quantum chemistry, among other things.

And what an ill-informed opinion it is. The life sciences have an inferior evidentiary threshold and are not even remotely on the same epistemological footing as the physical and mathematical sciences. Indeed, examining skulls and physiology for clues used to be called phrenology and haruspicy...

Druids; I don't brake for pagans.