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I mentioned in another thread that I have very little experience with psions or psychic warriors, the little info I do have really is from the DnD Tactics game on the PSP, in which all these things are allowed to stack. I'll have to get the book off the player and check this. As a side question...

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Surely in that sense, a shield would not stack with armour either as they are both armour bonuses? War of the Sendros

I think the idea of hit points is perfect as other methods, such as taking a set wound requires you to add in more ways to avoid those wounds, which though early on is fine, later creates the un-killable quarrel in which took fighters stand there and swing swords at each other doing nothing...

What about a world similar to the early Final Fantasies in which a magic war destroyed most of the magic users, and though there are some, few and fair between, they are scorned by society or used for evil deeds, some just on the hideout. This way rather than becoming something that is enforced...

I found a similar problem with Psychic warriors, at a decent level just equipping a good bit of armour (+5 Full Plate) a shield (+5 H S Shield) then Bracers of armour 5 and finally going big balls on an inert defence. suddenly hitting close to 50 AC, that's then added to by mage armour etc. Then...

I'd say stick with the 3 dice and maybe add in modifiers, such as if you are twice as skilled in combat you get an additional dice or if you are suprised you only get two dice. Similar to Malifaux's card system. War of the Sendros

This argument came up last week so we decided to house rule anti-magic a bit, generally deciding that if you are within the anti-magic field you cannot cast and if you are casting into an anti-magic field you cannot cast. (You can however cast through an anti-magic field to another section no...

I don't know about an item, but I think the Titan race (From again I think races of the Wild) does this. I am working on memory from a book I read briefly a couple of years ago though so I may be wrong. War of the Sendros

I'd say with the note it can be read, but is transformed into a language the spell caster can read so no ability to recognise which language it is in, however I agree with Ahnehnois that a simple check to reveal the language. War of the Sendros

The main house rules we used were the bag of deliverance, as many of the players were very play safe the bag of deliverance came in to reward taking chances. When characters took a chance and performed exceptional feats they were able to take a token from the bag, which included various bonuses...

Definitely agree with Nezkrul, I've not really looked into Psion's too much though can they not add to their metacreativity with skills? If so that would be my personal option. War of the Sendros

I'd say that as long as the wizard has done everything to understand how to write that spell in the spell book then using the quill is fine. Saying that being quite a nasty DM I might make the quill take a check (Say only fails on a 1) to write the spell and if it fails the spell is witten...