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<blockquote data-quote="JEB" data-source="post: 8615168" data-attributes="member: 10148">Thanks for the feedback!I would normally agree on the immunity being too strong, but consider their downsides - unable to wear armor, vulnerable to psychic damage (a serious hazard, considering they need to be around psionic creatures to survive), and prone deficiency plus a Strength penalty. With such weaknesses, being a bit stronger than normal in other areas seems more than fair.That said, the post-Tasha's version absolutely knocks that trait down to advantage to saves, since they no longer have most of the downsides to compensate. (Though I did throw in temporary immunity at level 5, as in the Fizban's chromatic dragonborn.)Interesting, but I'm not sure they need that buff (in either the pre-Tasha or post-Tasha version).I based the 10 x level range of their telepathy on the kalashtar from Eberron. (Otherwise, I probably would have went with 30 feet, like the ghostwise halfling.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JEB, post: 8615168, member: 10148"] Thanks for the feedback! I would normally agree on the immunity being too strong, but consider their downsides - unable to wear armor, vulnerable to psychic damage (a serious hazard, considering they need to be around psionic creatures to survive), and prone deficiency plus a Strength penalty. With such weaknesses, being a bit stronger than normal in other areas seems more than fair. That said, the post-Tasha's version absolutely knocks that trait down to advantage to saves, since they no longer have most of the downsides to compensate. (Though I did throw in temporary immunity at level 5, as in the Fizban's chromatic dragonborn.) Interesting, but I'm not sure they need that buff (in either the pre-Tasha or post-Tasha version). I based the 10 x level range of their telepathy on the kalashtar from Eberron. (Otherwise, I probably would have went with 30 feet, like the ghostwise halfling.) [/QUOTE]

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