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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magister Ludorum" data-source="post: 7968610" data-attributes="member: 6862253">My preference would be for a system with no power points. A psionic power slot system (just like spell slots) works better and doesn't distort the game mechanics in unpredicted ways.A line can added to the description to refer to the DMG optional spell point system, but the core mechanic should be compatible with the other classes.It would also be okay to reprint that system in whatever book psionic classes and subclasses appear in as an optional rule for psionics.Just so you know where I'm coming from. I've been GMing D&D since 1978 and have used psionics in every edition from the Eldritch Wizardry supplement to 4e. I've been using something like a more bland version of the psionic sorcercer since 5e came out.Psionics (mostly based on Katherine Kurtz, Marion Zimmer Bradley and Julian May) have been an integral part of my games from the beginning, but I dislike Dark Sun as a setting.It seems to me that what we really need are some of the psionic abilities written up as spells so that they're available in the game.We also need more psionic subclasses like the College of the Ardent bard (or would that be Oath of the Ardent paladin) and Way of Zuoken monk.</blockquote>