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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Psion" data-source="post: 2014311" data-attributes="member: 959">This book does have a great "feel" to it but it also has a bunch of editing mistakes in the Prestige Class section.The Akarupe gets Improved Unarmed Strike as a bonus feat at 1st level, which would be nice if that feat was not also a required feat to take the PrC in the first place.The psionic PrCs do a great job in explaining why some get +1 manifester level and others just get powers, but the Beastmaster is listed in it's chart as having both, +1 manifester level under Special and then powers discovered.The Jatyash's powers discovered says they choose from the Psychic Warrior's list, but then has a list of powers they can choose from at the end of the PrC.And the Upeshpa Adept apparently looses a 3rd level power going from 9th to 10th level.There is also some contradiction between the crunchy and the fluffy parts. The info on the Twin Kingdoms of the Rangtsen Halflings says outsiders are not welcome and ussually branded on their forehead and Geased to never return and the Rangtsen Halfling entry says that they do not study psionics. Then we have the Vendhar Adept PrC, developed from the halfling monks study of psionics and is occationally taught to outsiders.The only other problem with this book is its timing. With the Expanded Psionic Handbook coming out in a couple months one can't help but wonder how much of this would need to be re-written to use the XPH. Just from the bits & pieces I know about the XPH, a couple of the feats will be rendered useless and several of the PrCs will have to have their requirements redone and one PrC may be rendered completely useless.</blockquote>

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