Psionics
- slimykuotoan
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Psionics
This really needs to be developed for C&C.
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- Jyrdan Fairblade
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Re: Psionics
If it could be done better than D&D's psionics throughout the years, sure. Not that that sets a particularly high bar. It's always seemed to me that that's where the most broken rules have ended up. In trying to make it so different from magic, they always created something for munchkins to abuse.
Re: Psionics
It has been done. Twice.
Rigon and Jason Vey both have versions.
Rigon and Jason Vey both have versions.
Re: Psionics
I did a conversion/adaptation of 2e psionics, GreyElf has a system that is in AA (which can be ported into C&C), there are Psi rules in SS:EH that could be fitted into C&C with some work, and Victorious has it's own take on psionics that are compatible with C&C.slimykuotoan wrote:This really needs to be developed for C&C.
You just need to look around.
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- Buttmonkey
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Re: Psionics
You could also go the Gamma World route. Import mental mutations from Mutant Future (a classic D&D compatible take on Gamma World (not strictly a clone, though) and treat them as psionic powers.
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- slimykuotoan
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Re: Psionics
Wow goys. Thank you for the great ideas. And yeah, Gamma World, I hadn't thought of that. 
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