genjitsugaming
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I was going to suggest a power in place of the Psionic Nourishment feat, but the last fellow correctly pointed out that one already exists.
Psispell [Psionic]
Preerequisites: Ability to prepare spells, ability to manifest powers, Psicraft 8 ranks, Spellcraft 8 ranks, psionic focus.
Benefit: Whenever you cast a prepared spell, [if you have the ability to manifest powers using the same key ability score that governs the spell being cast,] you can expend your psionic focus to fuel the spell with power points, so that you do not lose the prepared spell. You must spend at least two power points per level of the spell being manifested, and you cannot spend more points on a spell than your caster level for the spell being cast. The spell takes effect with a caster level equal to the number of power points you spent to cast the spell, but normal caps on maximum effective level do not apply; for instance, if you spend 12 points when casting a fireball, it deals 12d6 damage, even though fireball normally deals a maximum of 10d6 damage.
The section in [braces] is optional, but I like the bit of flavor that it adds, and it implies that the spellcasting and psionic ability need to flow through the same channels inside you for this ability to work.
You may want to consider making this a class ability of a prestige class; it's kind of esoteric and bends the rules more that a lot of feats do.
NF
I was going to suggest a power in place of the Psionic Nourishment feat, but the last fellow correctly pointed out that one already exists.
Psispell [Psionic]
Preerequisites: Ability to prepare spells, ability to manifest powers, Psicraft 8 ranks, Spellcraft 8 ranks, psionic focus.
Benefit: Whenever you cast a prepared spell, [if you have the ability to manifest powers using the same key ability score that governs the spell being cast,] you can expend your psionic focus to fuel the spell with power points, so that you do not lose the prepared spell. You must spend at least two power points per level of the spell being manifested, and you cannot spend more points on a spell than your caster level for the spell being cast. The spell takes effect with a caster level equal to the number of power points you spent to cast the spell, but normal caps on maximum effective level do not apply; for instance, if you spend 12 points when casting a fireball, it deals 12d6 damage, even though fireball normally deals a maximum of 10d6 damage.
The section in [braces] is optional, but I like the bit of flavor that it adds, and it implies that the spellcasting and psionic ability need to flow through the same channels inside you for this ability to work.
You may want to consider making this a class ability of a prestige class; it's kind of esoteric and bends the rules more that a lot of feats do.
NF