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<blockquote data-quote="Edgar Ironpelt" data-source="post: 9475054" data-attributes="member: 32075">Loretober 5: PsionicsFor all the years that he had lived in Ylide, Master Seztrim was not a native of the city, or even of the world. Like nearly all lizardmen, he hailed from the otherworld of Colony Adobe. And like most of the lizardmen seen in the world, he possessed mental powers that he insisted were not magical abilities, but rather something else. He could, of course, use simple mindspeech, either with others who possessed the gift, or with mages who had cast the appropriate day spell. He could also read auras, and was usually able to discern the future of those he read, up to a limit of half a dozen years or so. His deeper and darker &quot;psi&quot; abilities he used sparingly, and with great discretion.His one gift over matter, or &quot;psychokinetic&quot; ability, was to expand metal and then to cause the expanded metal to revert to its original size. This ability he used freely and openly, finding it helpful in his profession as a slave dealer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edgar Ironpelt, post: 9475054, member: 32075"] Loretober 5: Psionics For all the years that he had lived in Ylide, Master Seztrim was not a native of the city, or even of the world. Like nearly all lizardmen, he hailed from the otherworld of Colony Adobe. And like most of the lizardmen seen in the world, he possessed mental powers that he insisted were not magical abilities, but rather something else. He could, of course, use simple mindspeech, either with others who possessed the gift, or with mages who had cast the appropriate day spell. He could also read auras, and was usually able to discern the future of those he read, up to a limit of half a dozen years or so. His deeper and darker "psi" abilities he used sparingly, and with great discretion. His one gift over matter, or "psychokinetic" ability, was to expand metal and then to cause the expanded metal to revert to its original size. This ability he used freely and openly, finding it helpful in his profession as a slave dealer. [/QUOTE]

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