Psion Adventurer Jun 14, 2005 #21 Greybar said: (drags up old thread for more comment) I'm thinking about an all-psionic game, so it looks like I'll need to jury-rig something if we want players to be able to revive one another. Click to expand... There's a class called the Sangehirn over on the WotC site's old mind's eye feature that was pretty much exactly designed to help compensate for lack of healing in a psionics-heavy campaign.
Greybar said: (drags up old thread for more comment) I'm thinking about an all-psionic game, so it looks like I'll need to jury-rig something if we want players to be able to revive one another. Click to expand... There's a class called the Sangehirn over on the WotC site's old mind's eye feature that was pretty much exactly designed to help compensate for lack of healing in a psionics-heavy campaign.
Greybar No Trouble at All Jun 14, 2005 #22 Psion - yep, and I think it's 3.5 compliant also. I've considered that for high-level play, but I'm looking at putting this game starting at level 5.
Psion - yep, and I think it's 3.5 compliant also. I've considered that for high-level play, but I'm looking at putting this game starting at level 5.
ForceUser Explorer Jun 14, 2005 #23 Greybar said: (drags up old thread for more comment) I'm thinking about an all-psionic game, so it looks like I'll need to jury-rig something if we want players to be able to revive one another. Click to expand... No need to create a psionic healer class--just add the cure spells to the psion's spell list.
Greybar said: (drags up old thread for more comment) I'm thinking about an all-psionic game, so it looks like I'll need to jury-rig something if we want players to be able to revive one another. Click to expand... No need to create a psionic healer class--just add the cure spells to the psion's spell list.
