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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spatzimaus" data-source="post: 1154749" data-attributes="member: 3051">Well, with the Feats you've been taking I'd say go for Constructor (Mind's Eye), but maybe that's just because I haven't read Mindscapes.  I've played a Constructor, they're loads of fun.  Also I noticed you're using an altered Psion class (bonus feats at 1 and 5), anything else changed?As for what powers to take, unfortunately your STR 10 and CHA 10 rule out three of my favorite level 1 powers (the post-errata Vigor, Lesser Mindlink, and Lesser Body Adjustment).  Combat Precognition is only a +1 AC, but it stacks with almost everything and lasts 1 hour per level.  If you're the heavy-combat type, it's definitely a possibility.Call Weaponry was always kinda fun, but now the Mind's Eye added Call Armor and Call Item.  Call Item is entertaining.  For 1 power point, you can summon any item worth 10gp or less off the equipment table.  Blankets, a lantern, flint and steel, a mirror, a shovel, a big rope, a tent, basic artisans' tools, a musical instrument, new clothes, that sort of thing.  Not that I'd waste a spell known slot on it if there was something better, of course.For level 2 powers, you MUST get Invisibility.  Making a construct isn't attacking directly, after all.  Heh.  Heh.Ectoplasmic Cocoon is a pretty good attack power.  It was always sort of a toned-down Hold Person, but in 3.5E it doesn't suffer from HP's new drawback (yet).  Besides, you're a Shaper, so the DC will be pretty high.Control Air is a pretty underrated power.  Look at what speed of wind you can generate at higher caster levels... throwing a small hurricane across a battlefield can really alter the odds, especially if you're facing archers.Another possibility, for the non-combat side, is the Astral Tasker powers.  Sure, they make pets that can't fight, but they last 1 hour per level and can carry all your stuff, cook your food, clean up after you... what adventurer wouldn't want that?</blockquote>

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