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<blockquote data-quote="dead" data-source="post: 1605580" data-attributes="member: 18707">Is the Bard's ability to heal a new development in 3.5? Or could they heal in version 3.0 too? (I don't play 3.5.)I wanna run a &quot;no divine power&quot; game but still keep it *D&amp;D*. So, hit points will stay.Perhaps the PCs can nab some relics from the past . . . a couple of stale old healing potions (with floaters inside) here and there.I don't want to introduce arcane healing because it hasn't cropped up yet in my other *normal* D&amp;D campaign. If I introduced it, my players would think I was going &quot;soft&quot; and also want it in the other campaign. Psionics, however . . . Well, yes, I was thinking of introducing this. There was gonna be a guy called the Wanderer, or something, who'd go around teaching people this *new* power that &quot;didn't need the gods who'd deserted us.&quot; To the list of psionics powers, there would be a few *healing* ones. I'll have to check out the Psionic Handbook.Are psions very good in the healing department? How does psionic healing work? Can they manifest a &quot;cure light wounds&quot; for example. I know that in the back of &quot;If Thoughts Could Kill&quot; there is a Wizard/Sorcerer spell list conversion to psionic powers. Is it any conincidence that they didn't include a Cleric spell list conversion? Either they didn't have the space or they're suggesting that psions are &quot;mind wizards&quot;, not priests!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dead, post: 1605580, member: 18707"] Is the Bard's ability to heal a new development in 3.5? Or could they heal in version 3.0 too? (I don't play 3.5.) I wanna run a "no divine power" game but still keep it *D&D*. So, hit points will stay. Perhaps the PCs can nab some relics from the past . . . a couple of stale old healing potions (with floaters inside) here and there. I don't want to introduce arcane healing because it hasn't cropped up yet in my other *normal* D&D campaign. If I introduced it, my players would think I was going "soft" and also want it in the other campaign. Psionics, however . . . Well, yes, I was thinking of introducing this. There was gonna be a guy called the Wanderer, or something, who'd go around teaching people this *new* power that "didn't need the gods who'd deserted us." To the list of psionics powers, there would be a few *healing* ones. I'll have to check out the Psionic Handbook. Are psions very good in the healing department? How does psionic healing work? Can they manifest a "cure light wounds" for example. I know that in the back of "If Thoughts Could Kill" there is a Wizard/Sorcerer spell list conversion to psionic powers. Is it any conincidence that they didn't include a Cleric spell list conversion? Either they didn't have the space or they're suggesting that psions are "mind wizards", not priests! [/QUOTE]

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