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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9068938" data-attributes="member: 6802378">How can I explain it? If I am creating a PC in a videogame, and I want this to wear a tribal-punk look, then I don't want to see too close to gothic-punk look. Somebody wants to play a secondary class only to feel her PC is different and unique, and not wearing the same clothing style than the rest.Psionic powers could break the balance in stealth operations. I am not talking about using telekinesis to stop arrows or to push soldiers, but being infiltrated into a high-society dinner, and reading minds of members of noble houses, or using teletransportation to send poison to certain cup. Nobody could realises an esper is using her powers. Ania Forger, the esper from Spy x Family can be a good example of how the power to read minds can cause a serious impact.* WotC is going to need psionic powers for some no-fantasy setting, for example Gamma World.* If WotC doesn't it, then it will be by one or more 3PPs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9068938, member: 6802378"] How can I explain it? If I am creating a PC in a videogame, and I want this to wear a tribal-punk look, then I don't want to see too close to gothic-punk look. Somebody wants to play a secondary class only to feel her PC is different and unique, and not wearing the same clothing style than the rest. Psionic powers could break the balance in stealth operations. I am not talking about using telekinesis to stop arrows or to push soldiers, but being infiltrated into a high-society dinner, and reading minds of members of noble houses, or using teletransportation to send poison to certain cup. Nobody could realises an esper is using her powers. Ania Forger, the esper from Spy x Family can be a good example of how the power to read minds can cause a serious impact. * WotC is going to need psionic powers for some no-fantasy setting, for example Gamma World. * If WotC doesn't it, then it will be by one or more 3PPs. [/QUOTE]

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