Where I'm from, someone will ask you if you want a coke, and if you say yes, they'll ask which kind.
My grandfather would call them dopes, because growing up they were a special treat you'd get at the drug store.
My wife calls them sugary drinks.
I tried to be constructive. I said I don't like Psions getting random abilities at random power levels, like Wizards do. If they can address that within the rubric of the standard casting system, I'd be much more likely to rate another iteration higher.
Took the survey. Marked spell categories red, and abilities dependant on spells yellow. Devilish Tongue got yellow only for the name. Everything else green.
Yeah, I can at least justify it in my mind for Wizards because the power is in discrete incantations written in their spellbooks.
If I absolutely had to use the all the parts of the existing casting system for Psionics, the cantrips would act as "anchors" for all the other spells. If you have...
Yeah, I think most of the things people have listed are things a Psion might be able to do, but they aren't things all Psions should be able to do. I don't like Psions being able to pick up random abilities at random power levels, that is what I associate with being a Wizard.
Still don't like the spells. They make sense for the wizard whose fiction involves having a grab-bag of abilities, but I think the psion should be built around at-wills that you can juice with some type of game currency. Probably in the minority, but I don't really have a problem with slots as...
Safe guess: Another monster or magic item book.
Wish casting guess: A third party psionics book, since WotC doesn't seem to want to do anything interesting in that space.
Wild ass guess: Doctors & Daleks
The Forest Gnome culture's speak with beast ability isn't limited to small or smaller beasts. There's no balance or narrative reason for this restriction.
I use the 5.2 version of the Conjure X spells. Much tidier.
You can trade the floating stat bump from your background for the non-stat part...