Psionic: Difference between revisions

Psionic (view source)

Revision as of 12:04, 6 July 2024

8 bytes removed , 6 July 2024

no edit summary

VisualWikitext

Andi

Bureaucrats, Interface administrators, Administrators

7,689

edits

@@ Line 72: / Line 72: @@
 Your Psionic Tier determines how many times you can use invocations each day.
-==== Aptitude ====
+=== Aptitude ===
-When you take the Adept of the Psionic talent, choose one Aptitude: Clairsentience, Psychokinetics, Metacreativity, Telepathy, or Psychometabolics.
+When you take the Adept of the Psionic talent, choose one aptitude: Clairsentience, Psychokinetics, Metacreativity, Telepathy, or Psychometabolics.
+=== Concentration ===
+Spells with the concentration tag require a lot of mental focus to keep running; thus, only one can be active at a time. If you take damage while doing this, you must make a Concentration check: 1d20+END. The DC of the check is 1⁄2 the amount of damage that you took.
 ==== Manifestation ====
-A Spell with the Manifestation tag costs 0 SP for psions who have the corresponding Aptitude (although upcharging still requires SP).
+A spell with the manifestation tag costs 0 SP for psions who have the corresponding aptitude (although upcharging still requires SP).
-==== Concentration ====
-Spells with the Concentration tag require a lot of mental focus to keep running; thus, only one can be active at a time. If you take [[damage]] while doing this, you must make a Concentration check: 1d20+END. The DC of the check is 1⁄2 the amount of damage that you took.
 === Meditation ===
-Psionic spells and invocations with the Meditation tag require you to meditate for both the casting and duration of the spell. While meditating, you cannot spend AP to do anything else unless you have talents that specify otherwise. Unless you have talents that specify otherwise, you cannot voluntarily end a meditation early. Taking damage ends meditation immediately. If your meditation ends early, then the spell or invocation fails.
+Psionic spells and invocations with the meditation tag require you to meditate for both the casting and duration of the spell. While meditating, you cannot spend AP to do anything else unless you have talents that specify otherwise. Unless you have talents that specify otherwise, you cannot voluntarily end a meditation early. Taking damage ends meditation immediately. If your meditation ends early, then the spell or invocation fails.