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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 8557811" data-attributes="member: 6871653">The problem is that D&D decided that most supernatural effects are Spells, and that Spells use a slot-based system.It would be easier to have a different psion if other supernatural classes also had their own magic system.Wizard: vancian spellsCleric: Healing Hands or Healing light ala Celestial warlock + many more uses of Channed Divinity.Druid: Wildshape + create a zone around them or in a range where they can layer effect to shape terrain.Bard: chants working in an aura around the bard + healing word as a feature + InspirationWarlock: Invocations + Eldritch blast and Hex as features, ritual to contact patron.Sorcerer: No spells. Take the invention wizard UA where you can spend slots to cast any spell you want with a chance of backfire. Add sorcery points for innate features.Paladin: Smites spells turned as CD.Ranger: Hunter's Mark as features, Ritual casting of Locate X and communication spells.Artificer: vancian spells + infusion, as presentedthen psions could have the at-will mind powers buffed with points.</blockquote>