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<blockquote data-quote="RavinRay" data-source="post: 3703077" data-attributes="member: 16231">Updated Psionics-Magic EquivalenciesI've updated the psionics-magic equivalencies list that I linked to at the WotC psionics forum in an Excel spreadsheet as an attachment. It includes only those spells in the Player's Handbook and a couple in the Epic Level Handbook and Expanded Psionics Handbook; and powers from the Expanded Psionics Handbook. In other words, only those spells and powers that are considered OGC and in the SRD (renamed as necessary from their original sources) are included (potentially this includes clerical domain spells that originally appeared in Deities and Demigods too).As you'll see, I've color-coded the psionic disciplines and spell schools according to the psionics-magic equivalence rules in the XPH. For example, clairsentience and divination have the same color, and telepathy and enchanment. The purpose is to see which pairs of matching powers and spells do not have matching disciplines and schools. This is apparent when one realizes that there are six psionic disciplines set opposite eight magic schools (with universal as a &quot;ninth school&quot;).I'll update the list with corrections as necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavinRay, post: 3703077, member: 16231"] [b]Updated Psionics-Magic Equivalencies[/b] I've updated the psionics-magic equivalencies list that I linked to at the WotC psionics forum in an Excel spreadsheet as an attachment. It includes only those spells in the [I]Player's Handbook[/I] and a couple in the [I]Epic Level Handbook[/I] and [I]Expanded Psionics Handbook[/I]; and powers from the [I]Expanded Psionics Handbook[/I]. In other words, only those spells and powers that are considered OGC and in the SRD (renamed as necessary from their original sources) are included (potentially this includes clerical domain spells that originally appeared in [I]Deities and Demigods[/I] too). As you'll see, I've color-coded the psionic disciplines and spell schools according to the psionics-magic equivalence rules in the [I]XPH[/I]. For example, clairsentience and divination have the same color, and telepathy and enchanment. The purpose is to see which pairs of matching powers and spells do not have matching disciplines and schools. This is apparent when one realizes that there are six psionic disciplines set opposite eight magic schools (with universal as a "ninth school"). I'll update the list with corrections as necessary. [/QUOTE]

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