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<blockquote data-quote="Goemoe" data-source="post: 6362169" data-attributes="member: 72224">Well, no. The spellcasting classes in 5E are more different already than in any edition before. They look different and they play different. When you create a 10th level wizard, sorcerer, cleric and warlock, even a bard, you get totally different characters to play. They might share a spell or two, but that is all. Even sorcerer and wizard have never been that different before, which I like.You don't need to copy any class system to create some nice psionic classes. And I don't want psionics to be just a variant magic class. Psionics are different, they are no form of magic. If you go for psionics = magic something, you don't need psioncs at all. I don't care how open or close minded any gaming groups are. D&amp;D is no USA only game. It will be viewed and played different all over the world anyway.5E excels (in my view) in taking something from every previous edition of D&amp;D and get the components in a well rounded mix together. If they do this with psionics I am very much interested in the results. The question is only, will they do it, when and how will the do it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goemoe, post: 6362169, member: 72224"] Well, no. The spellcasting classes in 5E are more different already than in any edition before. They look different and they play different. When you create a 10th level wizard, sorcerer, cleric and warlock, even a bard, you get totally different characters to play. They might share a spell or two, but that is all. Even sorcerer and wizard have never been that different before, which I like. You don't need to copy any class system to create some nice psionic classes. And I don't want psionics to be just a variant magic class. Psionics are different, they are no form of magic. If you go for psionics = magic something, you don't need psioncs at all. I don't care how open or close minded any gaming groups are. D&D is no USA only game. It will be viewed and played different all over the world anyway. 5E excels (in my view) in taking something from every previous edition of D&D and get the components in a well rounded mix together. If they do this with psionics I am very much interested in the results. The question is only, will they do it, when and how will the do it? [/QUOTE]

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