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| Hadan08-16-07, 03:57 AM | Is it possible for a psion to become a lich if he only takes levels as a psion? And are there any rules on how far away your phylactery can be? Can it be on another plane? |
| Naderion08-16-07, 03:59 AM | Either Expanded Psionic Handbook or Complete Psionic has something on psionic lichs I think. Anyway, people in the Psionics forum might know more. |
| DwarfPcfan08-16-07, 08:07 AM | Is it possible for a psion to become a lich if he only takes levels as a psion? And are there any rules on how far away your phylactery can be? Can it be on another plane? Yes, it's called a Psy Lich. They were a staple of 2nd edition, (specifically the Ravenloft campaign setting). White Wolf made a 3.0 update when then had the contracts to the setting. But... as of now, no official update to the psy lich has ever been made by WoTC. Psy liches were notable in that they differed greatly from the classic array of lich powers (they can suck intelligence, etc) You think a classic lich is scary wait till you see a 2nd edition meta psionist 17 psylich "shudders":weep: |
| snakeman83008-16-07, 10:19 AM | As far as distance from your phylactry, no such rules. Your phylactry can be absolutely anywhere. As long as it's intact, you've got no problem. |
| bane_of_cuthbert08-16-07, 11:42 AM | As far as 3.5 goes, no, you can't qualify for the lich template as a manifester. However, in Complete Psionics they have the psionic equivilant called the Spectral Savant. You basically become an incoporeal undead, who can only manifest powers by stealing power points from other psionic creatures. |