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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 2822965" data-attributes="member: 172">The ardent doesn't do much for me. I'm not too keen of Cordell's "divine psionics" mix-ems. He seems awful fond of 'em, though.I think in the hands of the right player (and perhaps the right DM to flesh out their worldview a bit), it could be a real good role-playing opportunity.The divine mind isn't too homebrew friendly; I have to come up with a whole new set of domain lists for my deities. (Coming up with them the first time was enough of a task.)The lurk... eh. If your gonna multiclass, I prefer that you multiclass. I guess I might allow one.It excited me to see the Talaire again, but I almost don't recognize what they have done with them. I mean they went from a well structured race with a concrete goal, to a race whose world was lost to a nameless enemy. I'm not sure I like it. What was Cordell after? Changing the foe that destroyed Talaron from mind flayers to the Dark Plea? Well, that could be cool, but it's left to someone who owns HC and/or WtSF to make that leap. WotC owns the IP for illithids, probably should have stuck with it.PrCs left me underwhelmed. Too few, and none even as interesting as the ones in Hyperconscious.Some powers and feats are cool, though some are redundant, and entirely too many devoted to the soulknife, which I am not too fond of.That said, the cover illo single handedly improved my image of the soulknife, who until know I had a hard time coming up with a mental image of that wasn't "wannabe jedi".I'll get some use out of it, but of the 5 complete books, it probably ranks 4th for me.</blockquote>

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