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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6203747" data-attributes="member: 5038">There are three factors that affect my answers:First, it depends on the setting.Second,&nbsp; it depends on the flavor (powers). I prefer it to be limited to things like clairvoyance, precognition, aura reading, empathy, detect spirits, telepathy, mind control, animal telepathy, animal control, low level telekinesis (for moving objects and deflection only), and pyrokinetics.&nbsp;&nbsp; For some campaigns, I also like the ability to make oneself stronger, faster, lighter (increase jumping distance or reduce falling), heavier, harder,&nbsp; increased chance (not immunity) to flush out poisons).I don't like channeling psionic energy into weapons, changing limbs into weapons,&nbsp; ice generation,elongation, size control, sound control and many other powers that I would be fine with in a science fiction or superhero game.Third, it depends on&nbsp; the mechanics.&nbsp; The only mechanics that I like over four editions of D&amp;D is Green Ronin's the Psychic's Handbook by Steve Kenson.&nbsp; I like that you have a power or (powers) and develop different applications via feats and/or skills development.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 6203747, member: 5038"] There are three factors that affect my answers: First, it depends on the setting. Second, it depends on the flavor (powers). I prefer it to be limited to things like clairvoyance, precognition, aura reading, empathy, detect spirits, telepathy, mind control, animal telepathy, animal control, low level telekinesis (for moving objects and deflection only), and pyrokinetics. For some campaigns, I also like the ability to make oneself stronger, faster, lighter (increase jumping distance or reduce falling), heavier, harder, increased chance (not immunity) to flush out poisons). I don't like channeling psionic energy into weapons, changing limbs into weapons, ice generation,elongation, size control, sound control and many other powers that I would be fine with in a science fiction or superhero game. Third, it depends on the mechanics. The only mechanics that I like over four editions of D&D is Green Ronin's the Psychic's Handbook by Steve Kenson. I like that you have a power or (powers) and develop different applications via feats and/or skills development. [/QUOTE]

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