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Message: <blockquote data-quote="moritheil" data-source="post: 2146865" data-attributes="member: 30610">Anti-psionic feats exist to counter that.  If your DM doesn't bother occasionally tossing someone in with them, then he or she deserves to have the NPCs and monsters overrun by the Psion.Now, can someone tell me why everyone here seems to have this complete, total, and utter obsession with point-buy equivalency?  If someone rolled the stats that put him above other characters in terms of power, then that's that.  I realize it makes for a little fuzziness in the numbers, but is it really that big of a deal?  After all, the DM, when making a villan, can always give him more stats.  If I make an NPC with the elite array and decide that he needs 3 more ability points rather than just 2 from levels in order to properly round out his spellcasting ability, is that imbalancing?  Then neither is someone rolling really well in char gen.In my experience, actual stats have little to do with the in-combat effectiveness of a character - rather, the amount of time that the player has prepared for the game makes the biggest difference (yes, despite metagaming restrictions.)Re: scratched_back, looks like you rolled really well.  Don't freak out, just relax and enjoy the show.  Sooner or later things should balance out of their own accord.</blockquote>