Master of the Unseen Hand ?

[Ogrork the Mighty]

What's the maximum sized weapon that this prestige class can use with its telekinetic weapon wielding ability? I can't find indications anywhere. The telekinesis spell doesn't help much either as the weight limits will be huge related to weapon weights.

I can't see why they couldn't use weapons larger than themselves...

And another thing: to use the sustained concentration ability, the MotUH must make a Concentration check vs. the DC as if being distracted by a nondamaging spell (equivalent to the DC of the telekinesis spell). But why? That doesn't make sense b/c Spell Focus, high Int/Cha, and the MotUH's ability to cast telekinesis spells at a higher level makes the DC that much harder, whereas sustained concentration (IMO) should get easier as the caster progresses in levels/power. Should this be the base save of the spell (i.e. 17 = 10 + 5 spell level + 2 for min Int needed?).

 

[UltimaGabe]

What's the maximum sized weapon that this prestige class can use with its telekinetic weapon wielding ability? I can't find indications anywhere. The telekinesis spell doesn't help much either as the weight limits will be huge related to weapon weights.

For simplicity's sake, let's just say they take the same penalties as a Fighter using a different sized weapon. It may not make perfect scientific sense, but after all, we're talking about magic here, aren't we?

As for the Concentration thing, I'm not too familiar with that ability, but I'll pass my judgment all the same: The way I look at it, you're definitely going to get better as you progress in power- hence the higher Concentration ranks. However, the more powerful of a spell you put out, the harder it is to control. Thus, higher the save DC, the more powerful it is, the harder it is to concentrate during. I'm sure you could voluntarily choose not to use Skill Focus, or use a lower ability score modifier if you wanted to have an easier DC, because you're just choosing to put less focus into the spell. It'll be easier to resist, but easier to concentrate through.

Just my sixpence.