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Tranny Chaser
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I don't think in all my years of playing dungeons and dragons anybody ever played a psychic character. Isn't one of the big upsides that nothing has resistances to psychic powers or something? I honestly just don't know much about the class in previous iterations.

Basically, yeah. Think of it like introducing a brand new magic system in to an existing game and the new system comes with a bunch of it's own unique ways to break the rules. Magic is already really good in DnD and now here comes Magic Plus.
 
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2nd edition psionics were wild. You were more like a super hero with a mix of powers that were weirdly "level agnostic" and could build your choices like a video game. It indeed didn't fit most of the settings. But it was unique. I only really enjoyed it in dark sun, which was a wild spread of hardship and OP races and classes
 
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Monks were technically psyonic in 4e. And then you had the entirety of house obladora(sp) from menzoberranzan
 
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So im playing an alchemist is pf2e. And omg at lvl 9 im sitting on like 45ish formulas ive gotten so far. Keeping track of all these is so wild lol.

Have any of yous played a class in any that has a ton of skill choices like this?

My lvl 26 4e artificer has a ton of spells and items. But this is getting way more out of hand ao quickly lol
 
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So im playing pf2e. Im an alchemist. Im lvl 9 and have so many recipes. Keeping track is nuts. does anyone play someone thing with a like class that has a shit ton of abilities? And do you have a book or what not to track them all for easy reference?

I've gotta have 80+ recipies now lol
 
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Wizards in 3.5 and pathfinder ....I guess second wind up with a million spells in their book. I always print the ones I have in a spreadsheet