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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 3387391" data-attributes="member: 13966">Would this be 3.5, or any 3.x psionic NPCs?  I have various 3.0 psionic characters I never got to play (or only briefly got to play), and I think a few psionic villain NPCs, for whom I still have the stats on my computer.  I don't know how easily they may or may not be converted to 3.5 stats (especially with the XPH's changes to psions, their power lists, and that addition of the whole Psionic Focus thing).Mostly 1st-level, but some have my expected 20th-level versions as well (characters I've made in my idle time; those I actually get to play are usually ones I have to make right before the game, since none of the character concepts I've been itching to play have ever quite been suitable for whatever game I join, sadly; generally because of the 3.0 or 3.5 division, or the WotC D&D supplements I use, or the DM using low point buy that makes monks/paladins/etc. rather useless, or whatever).3.0 psionic characters I have sitting around, at first glance (just an overview, unless ya ask for the rest)....  Kyudaka, a dwarven psion (telepath)/psychic warrior I made as an NPC for my Oriental Adventures campaign, set in an alternate Rokugan.....  Some pregenerated PCs I made also, for other possible campaigns: Rovak Greytooth, a half-orc psion (egoist) that might advance into fighter or barbarian at some point.....  Terris Grayburrow, a halfling psion (nomad) that could multiclass into rogue or fighter later....  Diran Spindlecrook, a gnome psion (savant) that might multiclass as a psychic warrior or rogue at some point...  Zar'ak Deepriven, a dwarven psion (shaper) that might go into rogue or psychic warrior later....And some other PCs I intended to play at some point: Varyn Stormbringer, a human psychic warrior that would multiclass into psion (savant) and focus a bit more on psion levels, take a few item creation feats along the way, wind up with a ton of crystal capacitors of his own making, and wield a psionic katana also of his own making......  Kentiro "Mindwalker" Karlyle, a gnome psychic warrior that would multiclass quite a lot and become a sort of crazy, sneaky, minor-power-wielding, illithid-slaying pyromaniac....  Jorvanian, a halfling monk/psion (seer) with only 1 monk level, but decent unarmed combat when psionically buffed, focused on becoming a master of high Armor Class (one of my rare, totally-munchkinned-out character ideas, to see just how much AC I could squeeze out of a core+PsiHB PC if I tried: normal AC of 48 at 20th-level, typical combat AC of 68, and max AC of 82, for a short period of time (quick edit: forgot, he doesn't need potions or dorjes, he just activates a lot of powers and a few magical or psionic items, like his Defending Gauntlet), but only works in 3.0 rules; and yet, this is without even using Psychofeedback or other abuse, which he could pump a ton of power points into for a briefly unhittable AC)......And some NPC villains I made for a psionic campaign, a group under the leadership of Grovak: Grovak Halftooth, orc psion (savant)/psychic warrior, a tough and melee-focused thug with delusions of being a great schemer/outlaw (I gave him a feat from The 13 Kingdoms, though; it's called Versatile, and provides an extra favored class, and is only selectable once; though I dunno if the free T13K guide PDF is online right now, since the site's been under maintenance; I used the feat to get Psion as a favored class for Grovak).....  Yirelle Veeran, female human psion (egoist), similar fighting style to Grovak, physically stronger, but less experienced and less clever...  Trandan Willip, halfling psion (seer), nimble and witty, but much meeker than Grovak, thus acting as advisor and ranged combat support....  Jovar, human psychic warrior, exceedingly nimble but otherwise sub-par to Grovak, sometimes joins Trandan as ranged support if he can't hit and run in melee at the time....  Rogarr, dwarf barbarian/psychic warrior, toughest and fiercest of the lot by far, an outcast from dwarven society, but dimmer than the half-orc he serves, basically the group's crazy muscle and the one to cover/guard them when they need to escape.</blockquote>

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