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<blockquote data-quote="Zhure" data-source="post: 659001" data-attributes="member: 308">from the Psionics Handbook, page 16&quot;If the DM allows it, other classes can take a level of psion or psychic warrior as they advance to a new level. When a nonpsionic character takes a level or two of a psionic class, that character is considered to have awakened a “wild talent.”For example, Tordek the dwarven fighter could take a level of psychic warrior when he would normally advance to 5th level as a fighter. Since fighter is a dwarf's favored class, advancing in one other class (psychic warrior in this case) doesn't count against Tordek when determining XP penalties for multiclassing. Humans and half-elves may choose the psion and psychic warrior class as a favored class if the DM allows it. Certain monstrous creatures (including illithids, githyanki, and githzerai) may also select a psionic character class as their favored class. (See Chapter 8: Monsters.)&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zhure, post: 659001, member: 308"] from the Psionics Handbook, page 16 "If the DM allows it, other classes can take a level of psion or psychic warrior as they advance to a new level. When a nonpsionic character takes a level or two of a psionic class, that character is considered to have awakened a “wild talent.” For example, Tordek the dwarven fighter could take a level of psychic warrior when he would normally advance to 5th level as a fighter. Since fighter is a dwarf's favored class, advancing in one other class (psychic warrior in this case) doesn't count against Tordek when determining XP penalties for multiclassing. Humans and half-elves may choose the psion and psychic warrior class as a favored class if the DM allows it. Certain monstrous creatures (including illithids, githyanki, and githzerai) may also select a psionic character class as their favored class. (See Chapter 8: Monsters.)" [/QUOTE]

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