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<blockquote data-quote="Istbor" data-source="post: 7994314" data-attributes="member: 6801670">There was one person who sometimes played one. It never ended well. One being an evil campaign where we were all supposed to be Drow, but he chose some weird human like race that had like... two other heads that were only in the astral plane or something? He got made deaf and blind from a Nymph whose forest he was destroying. When asked how long it was till it wore off the answer was permanently. And since he was only a human to the rest of us Drow, we weren't inclined to help him out. It was younger days, so looking back it was a pretty badly handled by everyone involved. I did have a space Illithid in Sci-fi campaign. That was somewhat fun. I mind controlled a bunch of NPCs and stayed in the shadows. I was shackled at the time by some galactic police so I had to be pretty discreet for a long time. Eventually convincing them I had escaped when I was still in the cell, making them open it up and panic. Otherwise... we really didn't use them. Both instances the psionic character was actually pretty OP. These were 3.5 rule sets at the time. Even though all of our characters int eh space campaign were meant to be OPish I was able to overcome my physical weaknesses by just Mind Controlling a bunch of brutes to protect me after I got out of custody.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Istbor, post: 7994314, member: 6801670"] There was one person who sometimes played one. It never ended well. One being an evil campaign where we were all supposed to be Drow, but he chose some weird human like race that had like... two other heads that were only in the astral plane or something? He got made deaf and blind from a Nymph whose forest he was destroying. When asked how long it was till it wore off the answer was permanently. And since he was only a human to the rest of us Drow, we weren't inclined to help him out. It was younger days, so looking back it was a pretty badly handled by everyone involved. I did have a space Illithid in Sci-fi campaign. That was somewhat fun. I mind controlled a bunch of NPCs and stayed in the shadows. I was shackled at the time by some galactic police so I had to be pretty discreet for a long time. Eventually convincing them I had escaped when I was still in the cell, making them open it up and panic. Otherwise... we really didn't use them. Both instances the psionic character was actually pretty OP. These were 3.5 rule sets at the time. Even though all of our characters int eh space campaign were meant to be OPish I was able to overcome my physical weaknesses by just Mind Controlling a bunch of brutes to protect me after I got out of custody. [/QUOTE]

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