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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9282689" data-attributes="member: 6877472">4e Psionic classes suffered largely from the fact that, at this point, they were competing with other classes in the same role who had more expanded material from books and Dragon articles.  So the Psion was fine, but naturally the Wizard was better.  The Battlemind was fine (save for not having a good base melee attack) but by this point, other Defenders exist.  The Ardent...ok the Ardent seemed lackluster and really could have used a Class Acts article.  Their one neat trick was the ability to scale up their At-Wills instead of having separate Encounter Powers, but in practice it often seemed to be better to just scale them up to being Encounter-level anyways.The Monk, ironically, was the most unique, barely even counting as a Psionic class, once you wrapped your head around their Full Discipline mechanic.</blockquote>