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<blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 8453382" data-attributes="member: 6788732">I like having psionics as a distinct power source from magic, not sure how to do it in 5e just yet, I do like the way they've done the psionic subclasses for fighter and rogue though. I don't tend to link psionics to aberrations as the source of the power though they do have a focus on psionics over magic.Having conflict between the two power sources is a good idea, they had this in dark sun as mentioned and I can also definitely see psions being hunted down due to everyone associating psionics with aberrations. I also like blending the two sources or combining psionics with warrior classes. A 2e fighter/psionicist adds some cool powers to their combat abilities, a wizard/psionicist combines both power sources supplementing their magic with psionic strength.I'm thinking of creating a psion for 5e where their psionics are a number of largely passive or at will abilities, kind of like a warlock's invocations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbwjm, post: 8453382, member: 6788732"] I like having psionics as a distinct power source from magic, not sure how to do it in 5e just yet, I do like the way they've done the psionic subclasses for fighter and rogue though. I don't tend to link psionics to aberrations as the source of the power though they do have a focus on psionics over magic. Having conflict between the two power sources is a good idea, they had this in dark sun as mentioned and I can also definitely see psions being hunted down due to everyone associating psionics with aberrations. I also like blending the two sources or combining psionics with warrior classes. A 2e fighter/psionicist adds some cool powers to their combat abilities, a wizard/psionicist combines both power sources supplementing their magic with psionic strength. I'm thinking of creating a psion for 5e where their psionics are a number of largely passive or at will abilities, kind of like a warlock's invocations. [/QUOTE]

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