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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MyPetSlug" data-source="post: 329584" data-attributes="member: 4891">I'm playing a psychic warrior now and I have to say they rock if you choose your power's accordingly.  The other thing that really hasn't been mentioned though is that there are some really good psychic warrior powers in the mind's eye columns (if your DM allows they of course)  on the wizard's sight.  Some of my personal faves are the 3rd level power psychokinetic blast.  Basically a 5D6 ranged touch attack that can push your opponent back 5 feet as well.  It gives one of those melee type psychic warriors a good ranged attack, and at high level (14th and above) you can quicken it for even more damage against a single opponent in a round.  The other really good one that I plan on getting is dimensional strike.  Basically, it's a short range dimension door as a free action.  Can you say full attack against an opponent and then teleport far enough back so that he only get's one attack against you.  It has a wide range of other uses as well(negating spring attack).The other thing you should consider is taking the quicken power feat at about 12th level when you can start to quicken 2nd level powers (quickened expansion).  I think this basically doubles your effectiveness as you don't have to waste presious rounds buffing or you can use the aforementioned psychokinetic blast to dish out the damage in addition to your normal melee attacks.However, the sickest combo has to be any weapon with the mind feeder power.  Once your score a critical hit, you'll be in power points heaven, and since you have the quicken power feat, you could cast a quickened vigor on yourself every round to keep yourself going if nessessary.  You could also pump some serious power points into pychofeedback as well.  Well, that's my imput,Slug</blockquote>

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