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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Halivar" data-source="post: 922043" data-attributes="member: 9327">Definitely somne good thoughts.I definitely had the understanding that "psionics and magic are the same" would mean the psi-knight would be badly impaired in a anti-magic field.  I don't necessarily think this is a complete con for the class, since the same goes for mages, who do not have the psi-knights excellent saves, attack bonus or armor.  Even in an anti-magic field, the psi-knight has a good melee fallback.You're also very correct about needing something more unique class features to set him apart from paladins or psi-warriors.  The main reason I wanted to post him was to see if I could generate some discussion by people with more imagination than me as to what sort of features would go well with the psi-knight.As for the animal attunement, I had also been struggling with fact that the 'rideable animal' requirement was artificial.  In that sense, I see nothing wrong with letting the psi-knight attune himself to anything in the MM he wants to (of course, there should be a mechanism in place to make it impossible for him to attune to gold ancient wyrms).As for detect thougths, you are quite right; he is very capable of manifesting detect thoughts at will, provided he has the PSP (am I using the right term, or that a second-edition-ism?  I forget...).  But he also get detect thoughts for free a couple times a day, with no PSP cost, which certainly can't be a bad thing.  Perhaps it would have more use if he manifested it with a higher DC?Just some thoughts.</blockquote>

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