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| Mark_Constantino04-05-07, 08:30 PM | If I multiclass, say nomad1/psychic warrior8, can I learn psionic fly as a power when my psychic warrior gains enough levels to learn 4th level powers? IOW, is my class power list expanded to include all powers from both lists? |
| Tempest Stormwind04-05-07, 08:33 PM | If I multiclass, say nomad1/psychic warrior8, can I learn psionic fly as a power when my psychic warrior gains enough levels to learn 4th level powers? IOW, is my class power list expanded to include all powers from both lists? This is dealt with somewhat in the FAQ at the top of the forum. No, you cannot. Each class is handled separately. You have your three nomad powers (which you use as a 1st level manifester) and your 8 psychic warrior powers (which you use as an 8th level manifester). If you gain a level in either class, the powers you learn are limited to those from that particular class. The ONLY thing that's pooled between them is power points. |
| AntiDjinn04-05-07, 10:03 PM | If you have enough psychic warrior levels to learn 5th level powers (ML 13) then you could use Expanded Knowledge to learn Fly as a psychic warrior power. You would then manifest it according to your psychic warrior ML. Other than that, you need 7 levels of nomad or 9 levels of any other psion plus a feat to pull in the power. See pages 17-18 of the XPH for the 411 on mixing manifester levels. The bottom line is: Other than power points (which go into one pool) you do have to keep separate track of ML, powers known, and which stat (Int or Wis) to use to set the DC of each power. It is really no harder than a wizard/cleric keeping track of which arcane and divine spells he knows (including those that appear on both lists) and remembering to use Int for one and Wis for the other. |