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<blockquote data-quote="James McMurray" data-source="post: 1497858" data-attributes="member: 743">Oh no, it can most definitely be abused. Before you go into a situation you restructre the party's lives to make them completely suited to that particular situation.&nbsp;As someone over at WotC's boars put it (paraphrased):&nbsp;Drop weapon focus for Improved Unarmed Strike before going into a &quot;no weaponry allowed&quot; scenario: Whoa, I know Kung Fu!&nbsp;Tank! I need to know how to operate a ballista and drive a hiipogriff!&nbsp;I believe it as intended to facilitate item creation, because otherwise its very rare that a psion would really bother to get craft feats. Why would you get embed stone when the only stones you can make are powers you can already manifest on a whim?&nbsp;If used to its fulest potential with a DM that is unprepared and unwilling to place limits, it can most definitely cause fits. However, if used that way in a campaign designed to work that way, it can be a blast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James McMurray, post: 1497858, member: 743"] Oh no, it can most definitely be abused. Before you go into a situation you restructre the party's lives to make them completely suited to that particular situation. As someone over at WotC's boars put it (paraphrased): Drop weapon focus for Improved Unarmed Strike before going into a "no weaponry allowed" scenario: Whoa, I know Kung Fu! Tank! I need to know how to operate a ballista and drive a hiipogriff! I believe it as intended to facilitate item creation, because otherwise its very rare that a psion would really bother to get craft feats. Why would you get embed stone when the only stones you can make are powers you can already manifest on a whim? If used to its fulest potential with a DM that is unprepared and unwilling to place limits, it can most definitely cause fits. However, if used that way in a campaign designed to work that way, it can be a blast. [/QUOTE]

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