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<blockquote data-quote="gizmo33" data-source="post: 3131961" data-attributes="member: 30001">But if she's anything like a spell-caster, how is she augmenting her powers with a swarm of fiendish arrowhawks bearing down on her?&nbsp; If you're talking about orc warriors with no missle weapons lumbering across the open steppe in platemail, I can see why spell caster's aren't challenged.&nbsp; I really think that there's more to this, but since I don't know the details of the encounters, and I don't know how Psions work (although, glancing through the SRD they look a lot like sorcerers to me), and we don't talk specifics, it's hard to say.&nbsp; If the original topic is about &quot;4-encounters per day&quot; then I think that's a dead end.&nbsp; I think it's debateable whether or not that's really essential to DnD, as other folks have mentioned.&nbsp; From what I can tell, the issue that's causing this is really the design of the Psion class, and not of DnD in general.&nbsp; There may be ways to tweak the encounters to be more tactically sound, to house-rules the Psion class to suit your campaign, or look at the way you run encounters (always giving PCs surprise?), but without knowing the specifics I wouldn't know where to go with this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gizmo33, post: 3131961, member: 30001"] But if she's anything like a spell-caster, how is she augmenting her powers with a swarm of fiendish arrowhawks bearing down on her? If you're talking about orc warriors with no missle weapons lumbering across the open steppe in platemail, I can see why spell caster's aren't challenged. I really think that there's more to this, but since I don't know the details of the encounters, and I don't know how Psions work (although, glancing through the SRD they look a lot like sorcerers to me), and we don't talk specifics, it's hard to say. If the original topic is about "4-encounters per day" then I think that's a dead end. I think it's debateable whether or not that's really essential to DnD, as other folks have mentioned. From what I can tell, the issue that's causing this is really the design of the Psion class, and not of DnD in general. There may be ways to tweak the encounters to be more tactically sound, to house-rules the Psion class to suit your campaign, or look at the way you run encounters (always giving PCs surprise?), but without knowing the specifics I wouldn't know where to go with this. [/QUOTE]

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