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<blockquote data-quote="Apok" data-source="post: 578455" data-attributes="member: 1969">Get yourself a Mind Feeder enchanted weapon (preferably one w/ a good threat range) and you won't be worrying about Power Points for very long.&nbsp; Psywars are, as others have already stated, slow to start but pick up around 5th to 6th level just like a Monk.&nbsp; True, there are many similarities to Clerics but I think that a Psywars power list is more suited to combat than a Clerics.&nbsp; Remember, a Cleric is expected to not only kick butt himself but also buff his alies and heal them if necessary.&nbsp; Psywars, OTOH, have no such expectations so they can afford to be selfish with the powers.&nbsp; Granted those kinds of differences only come into play based on the behavior of the player, but it's kinda hard to be the only cleric in the party and blow all your spells on yourself.&nbsp; If you aren't doing at least some healing or buffing then your comerades are going to wonder if you're worth keeping around.&nbsp; As an aside, Psywars can make for great &quot;special ops&quot; units, especially when grouped with Monks &amp; Rogues.&nbsp; I always tend to get the Cosmopolitan feat (choose any two classes and they become Class skills) for my Psywars to get Hide &amp; MS as class skills.&nbsp; With their range of capabilities, there's almost no situation they can't handle.&nbsp; The only downside is that they can be stat intensive since their best powers are spread throughout the six disciplines at varying levels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Apok, post: 578455, member: 1969"] Get yourself a Mind Feeder enchanted weapon (preferably one w/ a good threat range) and you won't be worrying about Power Points for very long. Psywars are, as others have already stated, slow to start but pick up around 5th to 6th level just like a Monk. True, there are many similarities to Clerics but I think that a Psywars power list is more suited to combat than a Clerics. Remember, a Cleric is expected to not only kick butt himself but also buff his alies and heal them if necessary. Psywars, OTOH, have no such expectations so they can afford to be selfish with the powers. Granted those kinds of differences only come into play based on the behavior of the player, but it's kinda hard to be the only cleric in the party and blow all your spells on yourself. If you aren't doing at least some healing or buffing then your comerades are going to wonder if you're worth keeping around. As an aside, Psywars can make for great "special ops" units, especially when grouped with Monks & Rogues. I always tend to get the Cosmopolitan feat (choose any two classes and they become Class skills) for my Psywars to get Hide & MS as class skills. With their range of capabilities, there's almost no situation they can't handle. The only downside is that they can be stat intensive since their best powers are spread throughout the six disciplines at varying levels. [/QUOTE]

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