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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Viktyr Gehrig" data-source="post: 1046644" data-attributes="member: 9249">Mine is similar, but I map Psychokinesis to Charisma with Telepathy and Pscyhoportation to Intelligence. That way, CON and WIS only have one discipline each (they grant saving throws, CON grants hit points, and Clairsentience is the most important discipline). My arrangement also has the same benefits as yours-- no Psychometabolism for undead, psychics focus more on their mental stats, and Psychic Warriors can have most of their good powers and their hitpoints on the same stat. I'm more or less comfortable with levitate and fly being in Psychoportation, especially since it would be a very weak discipline without its lower-level powers-- which are all more or less candidates to be switched over to Psychokinesis. There is a meta-discipline, though. Clairsentience has almost all of the general psionic-type powers, which is why I consider it the most important (and why I let it stand alone on WIS). It has negate psionics and incarnate, and a lot of other wierd general purpose powers. Like Divination for Wizards, it's the discipline most Psions simply cannot go without. I only mentioned the secondary disciplines rule because Psions need something to protect them from multi-stat dependency, and unlike remapping the disciplines, it's a published rule by the author of the Psionics Handbook.</blockquote>