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My original plan was to re-instate the Heighten Power feat from 3.0.

Alright, guess I'm sold. I'll take a look again and see what else I can do. Thanks for the input. :)

Some OGL sources have those feats. But still, the spellcasters do need feats to increase saves.

The DC jacking a player has attempted in the past with psionics, largely since at the time I was ignorant of how the system worked (and may still be).

COnvincing arguements. So what's wrong with having them take a feat to pay extra to augment DC's?

Should have been more precise... We're playing Dragon Star.

If the only answer is 'they have to raise their save DC's in the same manner as spellcasters', then I don't see a problem with this. Not being snary. Just looking for something more concrete as a response.

He's been mentioning a 1000 ft spring attack. How would this work?

I let it be known that I houseruled psionics so that you couldn't raise the save DC's of a power via the power points. Several responses were along the lines of 'HOLY NERF BAT DICE MAN!!'. Why is preventing this bad? My apologies if this is in the wrong forum.

Versatitly is still there. It keeps things working smoothly. Neither psion nor spellcaster can increase their save DC's without feats. everything else is the same, including being able to increase damage, change damage type, etc.

True, but I'd like to catch these before the game if possible.

We have a character looking into playing one in a DS campaign. The distance covered doesn't bother me, and we nerfed psionics so that save DC's don't increase with augmentation (we reinstated the heighten power feat from 3.0). Unfortunately, the player has been known for instances of creative...

Seems like he's willing to look into a Psion (Nomad) Elocater combination. We'll see how that goes. Anything I should know for possible Elocater abuse?

No, no ,no !!! The party has a dragon (ala Dragon mag), so we're working for his father. No one in the group is crazy enough to try mezzenbone...

The Suburban Jungle. If you have more, I'd like some links (I haven't had the change to peruse through the keenspot site completely yet).

DS allows monks to avoid ranged attacks with that feat. I'll see if he'll go for it.

Dragonstar tends to replicate realistic ranges, with the other systems nerfing ranged combat to make melee combat more viable. In d20 Modern, an M-16 has a range inc of 70 ft. That's a max range of 700 ft. It's actually closer to 1500 ft. In Shadowrun, those that make melee viable are races with...

Thought of that. The power only goes to 100 ft.

Keeps it on par with the spells. Spell casters don't get auto DC increase. The versatility is still there.

I'll third this. Can we ask why they don't want the familiar? What do they hope to gain in return (which feat do they want)?