About a Psiforged [Archive] - Wizards Community

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shogunboy

03-17-07, 10:18 PM
I heard in another forum that there was a base race called Psiforged, and I'm wondering if anyone can explain it, or perhaps tell me which book I can find info on them.

By the way, when is search engine ever going back on?
Batshido

03-17-07, 10:22 PM
I heard in another forum that there was a base race called Psiforged, and I'm wondering if anyone can explain it, or perhaps tell me which book I can find info on them.

By the way, when is search engine ever going back on?

A psi-forged is a warforged (Eberron Campaign Setting) with the Psi-Forged Body feat (Magic of Eberron). Basically, it turns their body into a storage device for power points. They also have more defined genders and personalities than alot of warforged.
Amaril

03-17-07, 11:12 PM
A psi-forged is a warforged (Eberron Campaign Setting) with the Psi-Forged Body feat (Magic of Eberron). Basically, it turns their body into a storage device for power points. They also have more defined genders and personalities than alot of warforged.

In addition, their body is embedded with crystals that store those points.
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/sarlona_gallery/102979.jpg
kyeudo

03-18-07, 12:18 AM
Psiforged make tend to be best used as psychic warriors, who have more stamina problems that a psion, but they still are cool as any psychic race, except maybe wilder.
Cunning Gnome

04-09-07, 06:24 PM
Seems they would make pretty bad psychic warriors as they carnt take psi forged body and another body feat, this means they would have pretty poor armor :( if only psi forged body was a psionic feat then it would be good for them. On the other hand if you are using uneathered aacana and take a flaw u could take both.
Khan the Destroyer

04-09-07, 07:27 PM
Seriously, the feat should grant some sort of armor benefits on top of the power points. There is such thing as crystal armor, so I don't see why they didn't think that the feat could grant a higher armor bonus as well.