Introduction

This is a complete rules set and resource for DMs looking to incorporate psionic and psychic mechanics into 5th Edition D&D. You will need the core rules to play these rules as they are additions to the existing D&D rules.

 This document is a free resource for the community. Some components are conversions and adaptations of psionic rules from previous D&D editions. This allows much of the material to be familiar as well as consistent with past incarnations. Other aspects are completely original, inspired by works from fantasy and mythology. Therin Creative makes no claim of ownership of adapted or updated material (Path of the Ghost barbarian, Dervish fighter, Oath of the Ardent paladin, and Shadowmind Rogue). Other 3rd edition adaptations are consistent with the OGL.

However, there is certainly more that can be designed and incorporated in the spirit of these rules. It is for this reason that I offer this rules set as a framework for creators to use and adapt for their own purpose.

Chapter 1: Classes

Power Manifestation

Psionic Expression

Liberate Persona

Preternatural Awarenes

Ability Score Improvement

Psionic Potency

Power Incarnate

Psionic Expressions

Each channeler is different, and when the channeler became psionically awakened, certain traits emerged. This is your Psionic Expression which determines what sorts of powers and features you possess.

Spirit Vision

Spiritual Attunement

Banish Spirits

Persona Ward

Metamorph

Flesh and bone are malleable forms to be sculpted and shaped to your will. You transcend the limits of biology, able to meld objects to your body. You can grow bone or reform your flesh using your Metaform feature.

Robust Form

War Form

Shaper

A shaper reaches into the very fabric of reality and bends it to the shaper’s will. A shaper can bring ectoplasm from the Astral Plane and fashion it into a construct or even tap into the Weave and duplicate certain spells. A shaper is direct, focusing on powers that accomplish the shaper’s goals quickly.

Manifest Magic

Psychic Residue

Ectoplasmic Shield

Sculpt Expresions

Savant

Negotiations have been going poorly for two sides in a heated debate, when suddenly, one of the heads of states agrees to a settlement. Out of sight, a half-orc sweeps a hand over his brow and breathes a sigh of relief, as his thoughts leave the mind of the negotiator.

A human suffers a grievous injury from the axe of a gnoll. He steadies his nerves as he encases his skin in iron, deflecting the gnoll’s next attack. With a quick strike to the gnoll, his injuries heal as they transfer to the creature. He smiles as he surveys the field and sees more gnolls arrive. The fight has only now begun.

Lurched over a chest, an elf’s eyes widen and she flawlessly dodges an arrow meant for her head. In a moment, she mentally maneuvers the chest before her, shielding her from her attacker’s arrows before slamming the chest through the air to make an attack of her own.

Though each expression is different, all savants manifest their will upon the world. Whether they use their powers to gain advantage in trade or to fight in the chaotic fray of battle, all savants bear a measure of confidence that comes from understanding their inner will and the ability to force that will upon others.

Class Features

As a savant, you gain the following class features.

Powers Known

You know two powers of your choice from the savant power list. Both powers must belong to your esoteric order’s discipline. Future powers known must also come from a discipline you know at least one savant power from. The Expanded Mind feature will allow you to unlock additional disciplines. Once unlocked, you can freely select your known powers from any discipline you know.

The Powers Known column of the Savant table shows when you learn more savant powers of your choice. When you gain a level in this class, you can choose one of the powers you know and replace it with another power from the savant power list, provided you know at least one other power from the same discipline.

Power Points

The Savant table shows how many power points you have to augment your savant powers. When you manifest a power, you can expend power points to enhance your power. You can expend a number of power points no greater than your savant level on a single power. You regain all expended power points when you finish a short or long rest.

 Psionic powers differ from spells in that powers can have different expressions when augmented by power points. These different expressions have a similar theme, but the scope and scale can change. For example, the suspension power includes expressions that can affect single targets or an area with different measures of control.

Manifesting Ability

Intelligence is your manifesting ability for your powers.

You use Intelligence whenever a power refers to your manifesting ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a savant power you manifest and when making an attack roll with one.

Psi Blast

Esoteric Order

Psionic Fortitude

Psicrystal

Ability Score Improvement

Expanded Mind

Greater Psicrystal

Indomitable Will

Esoteric Order

Savants manifest their psychic powers under one discipline in which they remain the most skilled. Disciplines encompass powers of similar type including telepathic powers, psychokinetic expressions, clairsentient awareness, and powers of mind over body. When a savant first discovers its power it learns two powers from one of these disciples, using these powers as launching points to further master the savant’s power.

Order of Essence

Savants of the Order of Essence master the concept of mind over body. Often ascetics, they learn to tap psychic currents to manipulate the bodies of creatures. The discipline of this order, psychometabolism, has many personal powers, but savants can augment these powers to affect others.

Order of Force

Practitioners within the Order of Force use telekinetic powers to manipulate the world around them, often through sheer force. They tend to be short tempered and brash, ready to knock opponents away.

Dampening Field

Kinetic Mastery

Order of Foresight

Seeing multiple possible futures and the threads that cause each, savants of the Order of Foresight are born seers and prophets. Recognizing patterns in fate and making even the most subtle of changes is how the seer operates.

Seer's Gait

Mind Shroud

Choice of Fate

Order of Substance

Studied in the ways of altering space and time, members of the Order of Substance can manipulate the very nature of the planes. They rip through the fabrics of reality opening holes into remote spaces or siphoning elements from the Astral Plane and fashioning those elements into constructs bound by psionic will.

Order of Thought

Also called telepaths, these savants master powers that directly affect the mind. They can alter thoughts and feelings, and even control the minds of others. Most savants of this order are reserved and disciplined, qualities necessary to shut out the cacophony of thoughts abundant in the world of humans.

Transcendent

Moving at unnatural speed, a human bobs and weaves around the battlefield as an ogre moves to cut her off. In a blink she phases through the ogre, her eyes narrowing as she focuses on its warlock master trying to take refuge behind cover. She smirks as she strikes the air in front of her, but instead of her blade striking the air it strikes the flank of the warlock.

A dwarf drops down from the top of the mausoleum as a priest runs by, pursued by a wraith. Whirling his axes, he strikes the wraith and signals his allies. Arrows fly, plunging into the wraith as if it were made of flesh and bone.

Standing before a halfling is the armor-clad champion of the dragon cult. With but a thought, a blade of pure mental energy forms from the halfling’s fist and in that moment the fight begins. Landing a singular striking, the halfling smirks as he releases psionic energy that staggers his opponent.

Uniting all transcendents is discipline forged from hammering will to purpose. Whether a spirit hunter or an exemplar athlete, each transcendent leverages psionic powers to amplify potential.

Class Features

As a transcendent, you gain the following class features.

Powers Known

You know one power of your choice from the transcendent power list.

The Powers Known column of the Transcendent table shows when you learn more transcendent powers of your choice. When you gain a level in this class, you can choose one of the powers you know and replace it with another power from the transcendent power list.

Power Points

The Transcendent table shows how many power points you have to augment your transcendent powers. When you manifest a power, you can expend power points to enhance your power. You can expend a number of power points no greater than half your transcendent level (rounded up) on a single power. You regain all expended power points when you finish a short or long rest.

 Psionic powers differ from spells in that powers can have different expressions when augmented by power points. These different expressions have a similar theme, but the scope and scale can change. For example, the suspension power includes expressions that can affect single targets or an area with different measures of control.

Manifesting Ability

Wisdom is your manifesting ability for your powers.

You use Wisdom whenever a power refers to your manifesting ability. In addition, you use your Wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a transcendent power you manifest and when making an attack roll with one.

Marital Focus

Eclectic Attunement

Ability Score Improvement

Extra Attack

Impervious Mind

Blade and Will

Second Mind

Adamant Resolve

Absolute Focus

Resilient Balance

Psionic Reserves

Eclectic Attunement

Transcendents have many abilities in common and draw from the same pool of powers to enhance their prowess. However, different warriors take on separate mantles that sculpt their relationship with the psychic forces they derive their powers from. Your Eclectic Attunement encapsulates this relationship, granting you thematic features.

Ghost Hunter

Ghost hunters are individuals who stalk the supernatural, often as part of a deep-rooted vendetta. They seek out and destroy ghosts, disembodied spirits, and incorporeal undead. They are unrelenting pursuers, leaning toward unhealthy obsession in their drive, going to lengths to track, trap, and destroy their quarry. Their attitudes often brush others the wrong way, and most ghost hunters are loners by nature.

Many ghost hunters suffered tragedy at the hand of supernatural forces, driving them on their crusade against undead and similar fiends. The past of the typical ghost hunter is often tragic, and gloom hovers over the hunter like early morning fog to a swamp.

Nomad

Tapping the very boundaries of material existence, nomads see themselves as disciples of obscure martial tactics. Nomads pursue psychoportative powers to a greater degree than other transcendents, leveraging them to maneuver themselves or their attacks to the most advantageous points.

Transient Blade

Transient blades believe in clarity of thought and see its manifestations as the most appropriate tool for violence. They can shape psionic energies into a blade shrouding their hands. Transient blades often serve as spies or assassins, able to travel discreetly since they don’t need to carry a weapon.

Psychic Subclasses

Terrifying Strikes

Fighter

Some fighters seek to enhance their prowess through mastering psychic abilities. Whether through direct manifestation or learning to focus their psychic ability, mastering any technique can be a boon to give you an edge.

Monk

Monks follow a path of spiritual enlightenment that often opens them to psychic ability. Some monks choose to pursue such potential as a way to expand their potentials.

Spiritual Strikes

Dazing Strikes

Paladin

Within the hearts of some paladins is psychic fervor that manifests into purpose. Instead of gaining oath spells, such paladins gain access to psionic powers.

Mantle

Aura of Will

Shroud

Incarnate

Mantles

Your paladin can select from the mantles below. Each mantle provides an Aura, Shroud, and powers you know when you adopt the aura. If a psychokinesis power indicates a damage type, you can only manifest that power using that damage type, treating it as your energy type.

Creation

Aura. Each construct and object you choose within 10 feet of you regains hit points equal to your Charisma modifier at the start of your turn while you are conscious. Only damage taken within the last hour can be restored through this aura.
Shroud. You are immune to the petrified condition and can’t be polymorphed against your will. If you are petrified or polymorphed, you can activate this shroud using your reaction to free yourself.

Death

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you treat any death saving throw result of 9 or less as a 10 while you are conscious. Whenever you regain hit points while at 0 hit points, you regain an additional number of hit points equal to your Charisma bonus.
Shroud. During your turn, the first time you deal damage with a weapon attack you deal an additional 1d8 necrotic damage. If you have less than half your maximum hit points, you regain a number of hit points equal to the necrotic damage dealt.

Deception

Aura. You and each friendly creature you choose within 10 feet of you gain advantage on Charisma checks while you are conscious.
Shroud. You gain the benefit of blur without requiring concentration.

Destruction

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you deal an additional 2 damage when you make a successful attack roll while you are conscious. You can only benefit from this damage once per round.
Shroud. You have advantage on Constitution saving throws and whenever you succeed on a Constitution saving throw to take reduced damage, you instead take no damage.

Fate

Aura. Once per round, you and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you can increase one attack roll, ability check, or saving throw by 1d4 while you are conscious. You must choose to use this effect before the result of the roll is known.
Shroud. Once per round when you fail a saving throw, you succeed instead.

Flame

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you are encircled by orbiting bands of flames while you are conscious. Each creature within 5 feet of you that makes a melee attack against you takes fire damage equal to your Charisma bonus (minimum 1). A creature only takes this damage once per round regardless of how many attacks it makes against you.
Shroud. You gain a shield that absorbs fire damage for you and grants you damage resistance to fire. Your shield can absorb 20 points of fire damage, refreshing at the start of each of your turns.

Force

Aura. You and each friendly creature within 10 feet of you may replace its Strength modifier with your Charisma modifier on attack and damage rolls. Any damage from your Charisma bonus is converted to force damage.
Shroud. You have resistance to damage from telekinetic effects and fall damage. You are never knocked prone from telekinetic effects or falling. You may activate this shroud using a reaction when you are falling.

Frost

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you reduce cold and fire damage taken by an amount equal to your Charisma bonus (minimum 1) while you are conscious.
Shroud. You gain resistance to cold damage. Each creature you choose that starts its turn within 10 feet of you takes cold damage equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum 1).

Guardian

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you gain a +1 bonus to AC while you are conscious.
Shroud. You don’t trigger reactions from movement. When you hit a foe with a melee weapon attack, that foe has disadvantage on each attack roll it makes against a creature other than you until the end of its next turn. You only take half damage from that creature.

Justice

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls against a foe that has attacked you or a friendly creature within the last round while you are conscious.
Shroud. Whenever you take damage from a melee attack, you may use your reaction to reverse the attack. You reduce the damage of the attack by 1d12 + your Charisma modifier. If you prevent all of the damage, your attacker takes force damage equal to the amount you rolled.

Knowledge

Aura. You and each friendly creature you choose within 10 feet of you gain advantage on Intelligence saving throws and ability checks while you are conscious.
Shroud. You are immune to confusion and can see illusions for what they really are.

Life

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you regain 1 hit point while you are conscious. Only damage taken within the last round can be regained through this aura.
Shroud. At the start of each of your turns, you regain twice your Charisma bonus hit points (minimum 1) and have resistance to necrotic damage.

Magic

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you are treated as using magical weapons for the purpose of overcoming damage resistance and immunity while you are conscious.
Shroud. You have resistance to damage from spells and make saving throws against spells with a +2 bonus.

Mental

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you gain advantage on saving throws against telepathic spells, powers, and effects, such as mind blast while you are conscious.
Shroud. You have resistance to psychic damage and can’t be mentally dominated or charmed.

Prowess

Aura. Once each round, you and each friendly creature you choose within 10 feet of you make Strength and Dexterity ability checks with advantage while you are conscious.
Shroud. You add your proficiency bonus to Strength and Dexterity saving throws and ability checks. If you already have proficiency with the save or skill, you add twice your proficiency bonus instead.

Resolve

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you may reroll a failed Wisdom or Charisma saving throw while you are conscious.
Shroud. You have immunity to the following conditions: charmed, frightened, paralyzed, stunned, and unsettled.

Shadow

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you gain darkvision out to 60 feet (or an additional 30 feet if you already have darkvision) and have advantage on saving throws against blindness while you are conscious.
Shroud. You can see in darkness and dim light as if it were bright light up to 60 feet. You can take a bonus action to turn invisible until the end of your next turn or until you make an attack.

Sight

Aura. You and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks to see while you are conscious.
Shroud. You gain blindsense and truesight out to 60 feet. You see a shapechanger in its true form and can detect Spiritfonts.

Storm

Aura. When you and friendly creatures within 10 feet of you hit with a melee weapon attack, you deal an additional 1 lightning damage while you are conscious.
Shroud. You can move unhindered by high winds (including those made from spells and powers) and gain immunity to lightning damage.

Tremors

Aura. Each foe within 10 feet of you has disadvantage on ability checks and saving throws against effects that push it or knock it prone while you are conscious.
Shroud. Once each round, when you hit with a weapon attack, you deal an additional 1d8 thunder damage and if you hit a creature one size larger than you or smaller, it must make a Strength saving throw against your spellcasting DC or be knocked prone.

Ranger

In the isolated recesses of the wilderness and frontier, rangers may find the time to delve into contemplative study or esoteric meditations, unlocking psychic potential.

Focused Archer

Phase Arrow

Psionic Adept

Rogue

Rogues manage a wide range of skills and tap numerous talents. Adding psionic powers to their repertoire is a fair trade for enhancing their clandestine skills or completely shifting paradigms in how they pursue their craft.

School of Cerebromancy Features

Manifesting Ability. Intelligence is your manifesting ability for your powers.

You use Intelligence whenever a power refers to your manifesting ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a savant power you manifest and when making an attack roll with one.

Multiclass Psionic Characters

Chapter 2: Psionic Powers

Maintenance

Most psionic powers by default are instantaneous effects at the time of manifestation. Any power that can be maintained will remain in effect until the end of your turn when you stop maintaining it, including if you choose not to maintain the power at all. Certain powers will remain in effect until the start of your next turn. These exceptions are detailed in the power description.

When you manifest power, you can opt to maintain the power by concentrating on it. Only one power can be maintained at a time (unless exception is granted by a class feature). A character can’t maintain a power and concentrate on a spell at the same time.

If you are already maintaining a power and manifest a new power, you can opt to stop maintaining the old power and instead maintain the new power. During your turn, you can choose to dismiss a maintained power at will.

Conditions that would break spell concentration will also break power maintenance.

Some powers can’t be maintained.

Detection

Psionics require no incantation, but aren’t completely undetectable. Various powers may give some indication that they are in use, allowing a power to be countered or dispelled.

Targets

A typical power requires you to pick one or more targets to be affected by the power’s expression. A power’s description tells you whether the power targets creatures, objects, or a point of origin for an area of effect.

Unless the power has a perceptible effect, a creature might not know it was targeted by a psionic power at all. An effect like being slammed or lifted by an unseen force is obvious, but a more subtle effect, such as an attempt to read a creature’s mind typically goes unnoticed, unless the power says otherwise.

Areas of Effect

Many powers can be used to cover an area of effect when augmented to do so.

A power’s description specifies its area of effect, which typically has one of five different shapes: cone, cube, cylinder, line, or sphere. Every area of effect has a point of origin, a location from which the power’s energy erupts. The rules for each shape specify how you position its point of origin (see chapter 10 of the Player’s Handbook for details). Typically, a point of origin is a point in space, but some powers have an area whose origin is a creature or object.

A power’s effect expands in straight lines from the point of origin. If no unblocked straight line extends from the point of origin to a location within the area of effect, that location isn’t included in the power’s area. To block one of these imaginary lines, an obstruction must provide total cover, as explained in chapter 9 of the Player’s Handbook.

Saving Throws

Many powers specify that a target can make a saving throw to avoid some or all of a power’s effects. The power specifies the ability that the target uses for the save and what happens on a success or failure.

The DC to resist one of your powers equals 8 + your manifesting ability modifier + your proficiency bonus + any special modifiers.

Attack Rolls

Some powers require the manifester to make an attack roll to determine whether the power hits the intended target. Your attack bonus with a power attack equals your manifesting ability modifier + your proficiency bonus.

Many powers that require attack rolls involve ranged attacks. Generally, you are at a disadvantage on a ranged attack roll if you are within 5 feet of a hostile creature that can see you and that isn’t incapacitation (see chapter 9 of the Player’s Handbook). However, several psychic classes have class features that bypass this disadvantage.

Combining Psionic Effects

The effects of different powers add together while their maintenances overlap. The effects of the same power manifested multiple times don’t combine, however. Instead, the most potent effect – such as the highest bonus – from those manifestations applies while their maintenances overlap.

For example, if two savants manifest inertial barrier covering the same area, only one effect is applied, subjects within the effect areas are not doubly slowed.

Energy Powers

Some psychokinetic powers are energy powers. If you possess a feature that allows you to manifest an energy type, you can substitute that energy type for the damage type of such powers. You can’t imbue energy powers for bonus damage from your energy type feature.

Augmentation

You can spend power points to augment your powers. How you can augment your powers is displayed with a numeric cost. In some cases, you can take the same augmentation multiple times. If there is a limit, it is indicated in the power description. Some augmentations are exclusive with other augmentations, and you can only choose one option. These are defined within the power description.

Powers can have augmentations that cost no power points, but are automatically applied when you reach certain character levels or have spent a certain number of power points on other augmentations for the power. These are covered in the individual power descriptions.

Some augmentations can also be further enhanced, having an additional power point cost on top of the augmentation’s base power point cost. In some cases augmentations can have multiple empowered options and can generally take each if the power point cost is met. The power description will detail these options.

You can never spend more power points on a power than your class allows.

POWERS

Power Descriptions

Animate Electricity

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 90 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You can increase the intensity of lightning, create sparks, or manipulate electrical currents within a field covering a 10-foot cube. When you manifest this power you can choose to have electricity amplified, diminished, or redirected within the cube. This power remains in effect until the start of your next turn if it is no longer maintained.

An amplified electricity field causes each target within the field to take an additional 1d6 lightning damage from an effect that deals lightning damage. A target takes this bonus damage only once each round.

A diminished electricity field grants each creature within the cube advantage on saving throws against lightning damage. When an attack roll for an attack that deals lightning damage is made against a creature within the field, that attack roll is made with disadvantage. Additionally, when a creature composed of electricity enters the field for the first time on a turn or starts its turn there, that creature must make a Constitution saving throw. If the save is failed, the creature takes 2d6 force damage. If successful, the creature takes no damage.

If you redirect electricity, you can use your reaction whenever an effect which deals lightning damage passes through, originates within, or targets inside the field. You make a ranged power attack against an AC equal to the spell or power save DC of the originator. If successful, you can pick one 5-foot cube section within the field to redirect the effect. A creature within that space takes the normal effects of the lightning. A creature within a different space of the field is unaffected.

During your turn, you may take a bonus action to change the type of field. Each augmentation that affects a specific type of field is suppressed while the field is of a different type, but resumes when the field is switched back.

0. The damage dealt to a creature composed of electricity by a diminished electricity field increases by 1d6 for every power point you augment this power.

1. Each creature that starts its turn within an amplified electricity field must make a Constitution saving throw. If this save is failed, it takes 1d8 lightning damage. If the creature suffered lightning damage within the previous round, it makes this save with disadvantage.

You can empower this augmentation to increase this damage by 1d8 for every 2 additional power points you spend.

2. You can use your action to move the field up to 30 feet on your turn.

3. You can use a redirection field to spread lightning effects to each space within the field. You must decide whether to redirect or spread electricity when you first manifest this power and at the start of each of you turns while it remains in effect. If the lightning effect comes from an ally, you automatically succeed your ranged power attack.

4. The dimensions of the field increase by 10 feet.

This augmentation automatically empowers. For every 4 additional power points you spend, increase the dimensions of the field by 10 feet.

5. Each creature within a diminished field gains damage resistance to lightning. Additionally, if it passes its Dexterity saving throw to reduce lightning damage, it instead takes no damage.

You can empower this effect to grant creatures within a diminishing field immunity to lightning damage by spending 8 additional power points (13).

7. Using your reaction, you can trap any electrical effect that passes through, originates within, or targets inside the field in the same way you can redirect an effect. A trapped lightning effect deals no damage or other effect. During your next turn, you can use your action to produce the trapped effect against a target within 30 feet of the field. Damage and effects are identical to the original source, but use your power attack modifier or power save DC. If you don’t use your action to use the trapped effect, it dissipates harmlessly at the end of your turn.

9. You can use your action to cause the field to fire a spark of electricity at a target up to 30 feet away. Make a ranged power attack against the target, which if it hits deals 2d8 lighting damage. Each creature within 5 feet of your target must make a Dexterity saving throw. The creature takes 2d6 lightning damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

If a lightning damage effect has passed through, originated within, or targeted inside the field within the last round, you increase the damage dealt to the target of your power attack by 1d8.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the damage dealt by 1d8 for the power attack portion of this power and by 1d6 for the damage dealt to nearby creatures for every 4 additional power points you spend.

Static Amalgam

Large construct

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• Armor Class 11 + 1 per 2 power points spent (natural armor)
• Hit Points 20 + 5 per power point spent
• Speed fly 30 ft. (hover)

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
12 (+1)	19 (+4)	14 (+2)	2 (-4)	10 (+0)	4 (-3)

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• Damage Resistances bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical weapons
• Damage Immunities lightning, poison
• Condition Immunities charmed, exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned, prone, restrained, unconscious
• Senses blindsight 60 ft., passive Perception 10
• Languages —
• Challenge —   Proficiency Bonus equals your bonus

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Cloud. The amalgam can move through a space as narrow as 1 inch wide without squeezing.

Lightning Absorption. Whenever the amalgam is subjected to lightning damage, it takes no damage and instead regains a number of hit points equal to half the lightning damage dealt.

Immutable Form. The amalgam is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.

Static Spark. Each creature which ends its turn within 5 feet of the amalgam must roll a 1d6. On a 6, the creature is attacked by the amalgam’s surge attack without the amalgam taking an action.

Actions

Multiattack. The amalgam makes two surge attacks plus another surge attack for every 4 additional power points over 11 you spent on the power.

Surge. Ranged Weapon Attack: your power attack modifier to hit, Range 30 ft., one target. Hit: 2d6 + half the power points you spent on this power lightning damage

Apopsi

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

This power enables you to modify the memories of a creature. Alterations are generally temporary, but can become permanent through augmentation. The creature must make an Intelligence saving throw, and if you are fighting the creature, it has advantage on the saving throw. If the save is successful, the power fails and can’t be maintained, otherwise the creature is charmed by you.

A modified memory doesn’t necessarily affect how a creature behaves, particularly if the memory contradicts the creature’s natural inclinations, alignment, or beliefs. An illogical altered memory is dismissed, perhaps as a bad dream. The DM will decide how apopsi affects the creature’s behavior.

Unless otherwise stated, a remove curse or greater restoration spell cast on the target or use of the Psychic Chirurgery feature restores the creature’s true memory.

You can suppress the memory of a creature of a single recent event, such as your presence or a task it was given, provided the event lasted no longer than 1 minute. If the creature fails its saving throw, it can’t recall the event as long as the power remains in effect. The event can have occurred no longer than 10 minutes prior to manifesting this power.

0. As you spend power points to augment this power, changes to a target’s memory persist after you cease maintaining this power. When you spend at least 5 power points, the altered memories persist for 1 hour for every round you maintain this power. When you spend at least 13 power points, the altered memories are permanent until restored through Psychic Chirurgery or greater restoration.

1. A creature which fails its saving throw has no recollection of this power being used when the power is no longer in effect.

2. You can affect longer blocks of memory and more distant memories. You can affect memories up to 1 hour ago and up to 2 minute long.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 2 additional power points (4) to affect memories up to 24 hours ago and up to 10 minutes long. By spending 4 more power points (8) you can affect memories up to 1 year old and 1 hour long. For 4 more power points (12) you can affect any memory and alter up to 24 hours of memories.

2. You can target one additional creature, provided it is within range. You can take this augmentation multiple times up to 10 power points.

Astral Construct

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

You can fashion ectoplasm drawn from the Astral Plane into a golem-like construct under your control. You determine the construct’s appearance and whether it has appendages or not and what they are; your choice has no effect on its game statistics.

The astral construct shares your initiative count, but takes its turn immediately after yours. It can move and take a reaction on its own, but the only action it takes on its turn is the Dodge action, unless you take a bonus action to direct the creature to take another action.

Bastion of Thought

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic

You erect a mental fortress, warding mental assaults. While this power is in effect, you have advantage on Intelligence and Wisdom saving throws against enchantment spells and telepathy powers, such charm person and ego whip, and similar effects, such as Mind Blast.

1. Your thoughts can’t be read by any spell, power, or other effect and you are aware when an attempt to do so is made against you.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 2 additional power points (3) to allow you to mislead attempts to read your mind. Make an Intelligence (Deception) check against the target’s passive Wisdom (Insight) to reveal misleading or false information.

2. You can maintain this power for 10 minutes.

4. Each creature within 10 feet you that you choose gains the same benefit as you do when you manifest this power. This protection will remain for another creature as long as this power remains in effect and the creature remains within 600 feet of you.

5. You can’t be located through scrying, clairvoyance, or similar means. Your presence is suppressed from such attempts.

7. You gain resistance to psychic damage and are immune to the traumatic effects of a psychic impression and the unsettled condition.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 2 additional power points (9). When you succeed on an Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma saving throw to take reduced psychic damage, you instead take no damage.

Alternately, by spending 8 additional power points (15), you empower this augmentation to gain immunity to psychic damage.

13. When you are the target of a telepathy power, enchantment spell, or similar effect, you can take a reaction to reflect the ability back to its source. You must succeed on a power attack roll against a DC equal to the originator’s power, spell, or effect’s save DC. If you succeed, you aren’t affected by the effect, and the originator must then make an attack roll or saving throw against itself using its own spellcasting or power manifesting ability. You are treated as the manifester or caster if the effect calls for one, such as the charm person or suggestion spells.

Only the manifester can benefit from this augmentation; additional targets from another augmentation can’t make reactions to reflect mental effects.

Biomorphic Skin

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

Your skin transforms into a hardened substance. While this power is in effect, your AC can’t be less than 14, regardless of what kind of armor you wear. This hardened substance is still organic despite appearances, and isn’t subject to vulnerabilities such as from the shatter spell.

1. You can manifest this power as a reaction when you an attack roll is made against you.

You can empower this augmentation to temporarily increase the AC of this power by 4 until the start of your next turn by spending 4 additional power points (5).

2. You never need to make a Constitution saving throw to maintain this power when you take damage.

3. The AC granted by this power increases by 2.

You can empower this augmentation to further increase the AC bonus by 1 for every 2 power points you spend.

4. You can substitute your Constitution modifier in place of your Dexterity modifier to AC and Dexterity saving throws. This applies to worn armor as well, but can’t exceed your armor’s max Dexterity bonus to AC. If you have the Unarmored Defense feature, you can’t add your Constitution more than once to your AC.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (8) to increase the AC of this power by an amount equal to your Constitution modifier.

5. While this power is in effect, you reduce nonmagical and nonpsionic bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage by 3.

You can empower this augmentation in a number of ways. For every 2 additional power points you spend, you can reduce the damage you take from one of the following damage types: acid, cold, fire, electricity, thunder, and magical and psionic bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing.

You can also empower this augmentation to reduced damage by an additional point for every additional power point you spend.

7. Gain resistance to poison damage and advantage on saving throws against disease and the poisoned condition.

You can empower this augmentation to gain immunity to poison damage, disease, and the poisoned condition by spending 4 additional power points (11). If you are already afflicted by a disease, its effects are only suppressed while this power remains in effect.

9. Gain resistance to one damage type from the following list: acid, cold, fire, lightning, thunder. Alternately, you can gain resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage made by nonmagical or nonpsionic attacks not made with adamantine weapons.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (13) to gain immunity to the selected damage type.

Blood Tendril

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (overt)

You can control and manipulate blood. You must have a source of exposed blood to use this power. You can trivially cut yourself as part of the action used to manifest this power to create a source of blood within 5 feet of you. If a creature must make a Constitution saving throw against this power, it only makes one save and applies the result to each effect.

While this power remains in effect, you can use your action to animate another blood tendril, including reforming one which has been destroyed.

You create an animated tendril of blood from shed blood or an open wound. The tendril appears in the nearest unoccupied space from the blood you use to manifest this power. When you first create a tendril, and by using your action on subsequent turns while this power remains in effect, you can make an attack with the blood tendril against a target within 5 feet of it by making a melee power attack. On a hit, the target takes slashing damage equal to 1d6 + your manifesting ability modifier.

A blood tendril can be attacked, has AC 13, 10 + 3 per power point spent hit points, immunity to bludgeoning, necrotic, poison, and psychic damage, and regenerates a number of hit points each round equal to your manifesting ability modifier (minimum 0). It can make opportunity attacks using its own reaction.

0. This power’s damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

1. A blood tendril gains a reach of 10 feet, and when it hits a target, it can attempt to shove it. It uses your power attack modifier in place of its Strength (Athletics) skill. You can choose to pull a creature toward the tendril instead of pushing it away.

3. When a blood tendril hits a creature, it must make a Constitution saving throw. If the save is failed the creature takes an additional 1d6 damage from blood loss, provided it can bleed.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the damage by 1d6 for every 2 additional power points you spend.

5. When a tendril hits a Medium or smaller target, you can choose to automatically grapple it with an escape DC equal to your power save DC. Until this grapple ends, the target is restrained, and the tendril can't attack another target.

You can empower this augmentation to affect a Large creature by spending 2 additional power points (7).

6. You create a second tendril, provided you have a larger or secondary source of blood available. Each tendril must occupy a separate space. On the turn you manifest this power, you can make an attack with each tendril. On subsequent turns you can only use your action to attack with one tendril.

Additionally, a tendril you don’t command will take the Help action if a foe is within its reach and is attacked by another blood tendril you control or a creature you choose, provided that creature is also within the tendril's reach. A

Body Control

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic

You have the ability to adjust your body and its functions, and are able to stifle physical discomfort or ever shift your physical abilities.

You can increase or decrease your heart rate, breathing, or perspiration, cause yourself to be perfectly still, or shift your body mass to allow minor changes to your appearance (such as appearing fat or thin or changing the length of your hair). Any alterations last only as long as this power remains in effect.

1. You suppress pain and have advantage on ability checks and saving throws to resist effects that rely on pain or the illusion of pain. You can also slow your breath, gaining advantage on saving throws against inhaled gases and the ability to hold your breath as long as this power remains in effect.

3. You can transfer 1 point of Dexterity or Constitution to Strength. You can’t reduce an ability score to less than 5, nor can you increase an ability score beyond your racial maximum.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the number of points transferred by 1 for every 2 additional power points you spend up to a maximum of 8 power points. When shifting 2 or more ability points, the points don’t have to come from the same ability score.

3. You can transfer 1 point of Strength or Constitution to Dexterity. You can’t reduce an ability score to less than 5, nor can you increase an ability score beyond your racial maximum.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the number of points transferred by 1 for every 2 additional power points you spend up to a maximum of 8 power points. When shifting 2 or more ability points, the points don’t have to come from the same ability score.

3. You can transfer 1 point of Strength or Dexterity to Constitution.

You can’t reduce an ability score to less than 5, nor can you increase an ability score beyond your racial maximum.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the number of points transferred by 1 for every 2 additional power points you spend up to a maximum of 8 power points. When shifting 2 or more ability points, the points don’t have to come from the same ability score.

5. You ignore the penalties from exhaustion, including starvation and thirst. This doesn’t remove the exhaustion level, and you can’t suppress death from exhaustion.

7. You eliminate your body’s ability to feel fear. You gain immunity to the frightened and unsettled conditions.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (11). You can manifest this power as a reaction when you fail a saving throw against the frightened or unsettled conditions, ending the effect immediately.

9. While this power remains in effect, you are immune to any effect that would alter your form against your will.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (13). You can manifest this power as a reaction when you fail a saving throw against the petrified condition or an effect which changes your form, ending the effect immediately.

Chameleon

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic

Transforming your skin, you become like a chameleon, including any gear you carry.

While this power is in effect, you add your proficiency bonus to Dexterity (Stealth) checks. If you already have proficiency with Stealth, you instead gain a +2 bonus to Dexterity (Stealth) checks while this power is in effect.

1. You blend into surrounding terrain, gaining advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks to avoid being seen.

2. You can maintain this power for 10 minutes.

You can empower this augmentation to maintain this power for 1 hour by spending 6 additional power points (8).

3. You turn invisible until you attack, cast a spell, or manifest a power with a target other than you.

This augmentation can be empowered. By spending 4 additional power points (7), you can use your action to turn invisible again while this power remains in effect. By spending 6 more power points (13), you remain invisible as long as this power is in effect, regardless of actions taken.

4. Your camouflage or invisibility reacts perfectly to changes in your position. You add your manifesting ability modifier to Dexterity (Stealth) checks. You also treat a d20 roll of 9 or less as a 10 when you remain still.

5. You can use your action to perfectly blend into your surroundings, effectively melding into a surface or wall. Unless you are being actively searched for, you are undetectable so long as you only move up to half your movement speed and take no actions. If your surroundings change, you need 1 round to readapt to them, losing the benefits of this augmentation until the start of your next turn.

Control Light

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 300 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic

You can manipulate light in up to sixteen 5-foot cubes. A light source must exist before this power can be used, and this power can’t use light it generates as its own source.

You can make dim light into bright light. You can also change a light’s color to another color of visible light. On your turn, you can change the color of the light at will while this power remains in effect.

0. You control eight additional cubes when you reach 5th level (24 cubes), 11th level (32 cubes), and 17th level (40 cubes).

0. When you spend at least 7 power points, if light you control overlaps with an area of magical darkness created by a spell level of 3rd-level or lower, the darkness is suppressed so long as its area remains lit through this power.

For every 4 additional power points spent to augment this power, the spell level of magical darkness you suppress increases by 1.

1. You can suppress light in the area making it one step darker (bright light to dim light, dim light to darkness). The source of the light isn’t destroyed when making dim light into darkness; it just appears to give off no light.

While this power remains in effect, you can decrease the intensity of the light by an additional step by using your action on subsequent turns. For instance, if light is cast within your effect area, you can diminish the light to dim light on your next turn, and then to darkness on the following turn.

2. You can maintain this power for 10 minutes.

3. Twisting existing light, you are able to bend and shape light such that it covers a different area. You can reshape light you control into any shape so long as it is contiguous, within

range of the power, and touching at least one light source. You can decide for each 5-foot cube whether the light is bright or dim. While this power is in effect, you can use your action to reshape the light.

You can empower this augmentation to animate the light by spending 4 additional power points (7). Animated light can take on any shape you wish, or a number of different shapes, so long as your total volume doesn’t exceed the cube limit of this power. The light doesn’t have to touch a light source. You can use your action to reshape any of the animated lights or move them up to 60 feet.

5. Bright light, including dim light made bright through this power, flashes into blinding light in each 5-foot cube of light within the power’s area you choose. Each creature within an affected cube must make a Dexterity saving throw. If the save is failed, the creature is blinded until the end of its next turn.

You can use your action to cause light to again flash blindingly in each 5-foot cube you choose while this power remains in effect.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (9). When you make any 5-foot cube flash blinding light, the cube remains blindingly bright, treating that cube as heavily obscured as long as this power remains in effect.

8. You can control four times as many cubes of light.

11. You intensify bright light into the equivalent of sunlight. Creatures with sunlight vulnerabilities are affected as if under broad daylight. Dim light you make bright through this power can be used.

If you are able to flash the light, a creature which takes damage from sunlight is affected as if it started or ended its turn in sunlight when you use your action to do so.

Crystalline Construct

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Gesture, Psychic, Visual (overt)

You fashion a spectral, crystalline structure made of matter from the Astral Plane.

Large, translucent crystalline formations cover a 5-foot cube you choose within range. These crystals form a barrier that provides three-quarters cover and lightly obscures vision through the formation. The crystals have AC 16 and 40 hit points per 5-foot cube section. They formation has immunity to fire, force, lightning, necrotic, poison, psychic, and radiant damage, and it has resistance to cold, piercing, and slashing damage.

If the formation cuts through a creature's space when it appears, the creature is pushed to the nearest unoccupied space, unless an augmentation indicates otherwise, and must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 1d6 piercing damage.

1. The crystals provide full cover. You can also choose to make the crystals opaque or transparent, or you can make the crystals transparent, opaque, or translucent depending on which side you are. Transparent crystals can be seen through like clear glass, while opaque crystals block sight.

Decay

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic

You can deliver toxins or diseases to foes. Make a melee power attack against a creature within your reach. On a hit, the target takes 1d6 + your manifesting ability modifier poison damage. As long as this power is in effect, you can make this attack again on each of your turns as an action. If you can make more than one attack using the Attack or Multiattack actions, you can substitute one of those attacks with this power’s attack.

If a creature must make a Constitution saving throw against this power, it only makes one save and applies the result to each effect.

0. The damage from a ranged or melee attack from this power increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

1. You deal an additional 1d6 damage when you hit a creature with a melee or ranged attack from this power. When you deal damage with this power, you can choose to deal necrotic damage instead of poison damage.

You can empower this augmentation by spending additional power points. For every 2 additional power points you spend, you increase this additional damage by 1d6.

 2. You can spit your poison by making a ranged power attack. This attack is in place of your melee power attack and has a range of 20/60 feet.

3. A creature hit by this power must make a Constitution saving throw at the start of its next turn. If the save is failed, it takes 2d6 poison damage.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (7). A creature poisoned by this power takes 2d6 poison damage each time it fails on a Constitution saving throw against this power.

4. While this power is in effect your skin exudes a noxious cloud. Each creature that starts its turn within 10 feet of you must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is treated as if it is also the target of this power, but takes only 2d6 poison damage. On a successful save, the creature only takes half this damage.

On your turn, you can suppress this aura at will until you reactivate it by taking a bonus action.

5. Each creature hit by this power’s attack must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is poisoned for 1 minute. At the start of each of its turns, the target can make another Constitution saving throw. On a success, the creature is no longer poisoned.

You can empower this augmentation to afflict the creature with a crippling disease by spending 6 additional power points (11). Until the disease is cured, the target's hit point maximum decreases by 5 each time the creature fails its Constitution saving throw against this power. If a target's hit point maximum drops to 0 as a result of this disease, it dies.

8. The poison spreads to nearby creatures. Once each round on your turn, when you hit a target with a melee or ranged power attack, a creature within 5 feet of it must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is treated as if it is also the target of this power, but takes half the damage. If the save succeeds, the creature is unaffected.

You can empower this augmentation to affect one additional creature within 5 feet of a creature hit by this power's attack or which fails its save from this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (14). The target can't be a creature already hit by this power's melee or ranged attack or one targeted by this augmentation during this turn.

Deflection

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 reaction, which you use when you are hit by a ranged weapon attack
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic

You reduce the damage from the attack by 1d8.

0. When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, you reduce the damage from the attack by 2d8. By further spending power points to augment this power, the amount reduce the damage increases by 1d8 at 5 power points (3d8), 9 power points (4d8), 13 power points (5d8), and 17 power points (6d8).

1. The power’s range becomes 60 feet, allowing you to deflect attacks made against another target. If you augment this power to maintain it, the effect remains on that target as long as it remains in effect.

Dimensional Breach

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 round
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You can create portals that allow objects (and creatures with certain augmentations) to pass through one end and appear out of the other. You create one portal at your space and second portal up to 10 feet from you. At the start of each of your turns while this power remains in effect, you can move the distant end of the portal to another space within its range.

While this power is in effect you can use your action to pass a handheld object through the portal to the distant end. If a creature is there to receive the object, it does so without needing to take an action. Otherwise, the object falls to the ground.

0. As you spend power points to augment this power, the range of the distant end of the portal increases. For every power point spent, increase the distance the portal reaches by 10 feet.

1. You can use your action to retrieve one unattended, handheld object from the other end of the portal to your hand. Alternately, a creature at the distant end of the portal can pass a handheld object to you.

2. You can maintain this power for 1 additional round. When you do so, you can use the same action on subsequent turns to reactivate this power. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. When you take the Attack or Multiattack actions, once on your turn you can make a melee attack against a target at the distant end of the portal.

 If you make a ranged attack through the portal, its range begins at the distant end of the portal, and you can change its direction as it passes through the portal. When you change direction this way, you can overcome cover.

The first attack through the portal you make against each creature during a battle is made with advantage. Most creatures remain on guard the first time they fall for this trick during the engagement.

You can empower this augmentation to allow each attack made during the Attack or Multiattack actions by spending 4 additional power points (7).

5. You can use your action to stretch the portal, allowing you to move through it, emerging at the distant end. Entering the portal doesn’t trigger opportunity attacks.

9. You can cast spells or manifest powers through the portal, extending the spell’s or power’s range by the distance of the portal. You can change its path as it passes through the portal allowing you to overcome cover.

A power which exceeds its range through this means can’t be maintained.

15. You can use your action to tear the portal, creating a rift to anywhere you are familiar within the same plane of existence you are on. You and each creature you choose can enter the rift and emerge at that spot. The rift lasts as long as this power is in effect or until you enter it, after which time, the power ends. This augmentation can’t be taken with any other augmentation.

Dimensional Disassociation

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You penetrate the boundaries between the planes, liberating you from the restrictions of the Material Plane.

When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, its effects replace the power’s core effect. You can take only one augmentation which costs power points.

You can open a small pocket dimension to stash a single handheld object weighing no more than 10 pounds. When you first manifest this power, and on subsequent turns by using your action while this power is in effect, you can place the object inside or retrieve it from within the pocket dimension. You make Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) checks to hide such an item with a +5 bonus.

0. This power’s maintenance time doubles when you reach 5th level (2 hours), 11th level (4 hours), and 17th level (8 hours).

1. You expand your pocket dimension into a space identical to a bag of holding. The opening moves with you for as long as this power is in effect. The contents of the dimensional space spill out around you when this power ends. This dimensional space doesn’t interact with other dimensional spaces such as a portable hole.

5. You temporarily shift into a transitive state between the Material Plane and the Shadowfell. When you move, you can ignore any movement impediments short of a solid barrier

Dislocation

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (glow)

Refashioning space and time, you create a temporary dimensional fold that moves yourself, an object weighing no more than 200 lbs., or a Medium or smaller creature to another location.

If you attempt to relocate more than one creature, the power fails if at least one creature succeeds on its saving throw.

You move your target 5 feet in any direction. An unwilling creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. If it succeeds on this save the target isn’t moved. This effect is suppressed when you augment this power to swap positions or send a target into the future.

Dissonant Destiny

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You exert will over the destiny of a creature in range. The target must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or be affected by the power.

You cause a creature to make its each attack roll it makes before the start of your next turn against a specific target (one you choose or the first creature it attacks) with disadvantage.

1. A creature affected by this power is overwhelmed with visions of countless possible outcomes to its actions and suffers disadvantage on all attack rolls and ability checks until the start of your next turn.

3. A creature failing its saving throw is crippled by images of its failures in potential futures and is unable to take an action or bonus action during its next turn.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (7). Until the start of your next turn, each attack or ability check made against a creature affected by this power is made with advantage, and the creature can’t take reactions.

4. You affect one additional creature. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

5. You cause the creature to repeat the action it took during its previous turn on its next turn. It must take its action before it can move or take a bonus action during this turn. If it is able, it will take the same action targeting the same

space, even if the space is occupied by a different target. For example, if a giant hurled a boulder at a square 40 feet away, it will throw another boulder at that same space.

The target will consume any resource which it used when making the previous action. If the situation has changed in a way that the target can’t take the same action, such as lacking a spell slot to cast the previous spell, it instead takes no action.

Once a creature has repeated its action the power’s effect ends, and it can move and take bonus actions normally.

9. You link the fate of two creatures in range to each other for 1 minute. The creatures must be within 30 feet of each other when you target them. At least two creatures must fail the Wisdom saving throw for this power to have effect, but a willing creature can choose to fail its save. Whenever one creature is afflicted with the blinded, deafened, frightened, paralyzed, poisoned, or restrained condition, each linked creature is also affected for the same duration. Effects other than conditions which cause disadvantage or impose penalties on attack rolls, ability checks, or saving throws are also shared with the linked creature. If a condition or effect is removed from one creature, it is removed from each linked creature.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (15). If a target takes damage, each linked creature takes force damage equal to the damage taken. If the damaged creature is immune to the damage type inflicted, each linked creature takes no damage from this power. If more than one creature is hit by the same damage effect, only the highest damage dealt is shared to each linked creature. If a creature dies, each linked creature must make a Constitution saving throw against your power save DC, taking 5d6 necrotic damage on a failed save or half as much damage on a successful one.

Dreamstate

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 minute
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 4 hours
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You are able to perceive and affect the dream realm. A subject must be within 5 feet of you for you to focus on its dreams or enter them. While you view or enter a dream, your body is incapacitated.

While this power is in effect, you can use your action to focus on a sleeping creature and see the dream it is experiencing. You can only use this power on a creature once within a 24-hour period.

1. When you focus on a creature for at least 1 hour, you can attempt to guide its dream in a way to reveal one piece of information the creature knows, including one which the creature isn’t aware it knows, such as a suppressed memory. An unwilling creature must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw, or reveal a dream-like depiction of this information to you. When the creature awakens, it will become aware of this information even if it wasn’t already aware of it before.

You can focus on subsequent hours to learn additional information or attempt to uncover the same one as a previous

Ectoplasmic Creation

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 150 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (overt)

You create ectoplasm in a 10-foot square space within range. The ectoplasm has a gooey consistency that makes the surface difficult terrain.

If a creature must make a Constitution saving throw against this power, it only makes one save and applies the result to each effect.

0. This power creates an additional 10-foot square of ectoplasm when you reach 5th level (two squares), 11th level (three squares), and 17th level (four squares). Additional squares must be contiguous.

1. The ectoplasm is especially sticky. When a creature enters the power's area for the first time on a turn or starts its turn there, it must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, the creature must spend 3 feet of movement for every foot moved until the end of its turn.

2. You create an additional 10-foot square, which must be contiguous with another square. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. When you first manifest this power, and by using your action while it remains in effect, you can cause the ectoplasmic creation to lash out with grasping tendrils against a target within 10 feet of it. You make a melee power attack against the target. On a hit, the target is grappled. At the end of each of your turns, a grappled target is pulled 5 feet closer to the creation.

A grappled creature can use its action to make a Strength saving throw against your power save DC, breaking free of the tendrils and ending the grapple on a success. A target is only pulled into the first 5-foot space of the creation it enters, after which time it is freed of the tendrils.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the reach of the tendrils to 20 feet by spending 4 additional power points (7).

4. The ectoplasmic creation’s area is comprised of 10-foot cubes instead of squares. Each cube must be contiguous and rest on a surface. Saving throws made against the ectoplasmic creation while fully within it are made with disadvantage.

5. The ectoplasm of the creation is disturbing to creatures which come into contact with it. When a creature enters the power's area for the first time on a turn, starts its turn there, or is hit by the power's tendrils, it must make a Constitution saving throw. If the save is failed, the creature is unsettled so long as it remains in contact with the ectoplasm and for one minute after leaving the power's area. A creature makes a new saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the unsettled condition on a success.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (11). A creature unsettled by your ectoplasm is also poisoned by it.

9. Your ectoplasm takes on an acidic quality. When a creature enters the power's area for the first time on a turn or starts its turn there, it must make a Constitution saving

Ego Whip

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (beam)

You telepathically whip a creature’s mind, crushing its confidence and infusing it with doubt. The creature must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or be affected by the power for as long as it remains in effect. At the end of each of its turns, an affected creature can make a new Wisdom saving throw. If it succeeds, this power's effect ends for that target.

The target can’t take reactions while this power remains in effect. Additionally, the target will not assist allies while this power is in effect, prohibiting it from taking the Help action or counting as an ally for effects that require an ally be within 5 feet of a target.

1. Whenever a target that fails its saving throw makes an attack roll or ability check while this power is in effect, the target must roll a d6 and subtract the number rolled from the attack roll or ability check.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 2 additional power points (3). The target must roll a d8 and subtract the number rolled from the attack roll or ability check. By spending a further 4 power points (7), the die a target subtracts becomes a d10.

2. You can target one additional creature in range, provided the targets are within 30 feet of each other when you target them. This augmentation can be taken multiple times up to 8 power points.

5. The target is frightened while this power remains in effect.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (9). The target is crippled with anguish, and will attempt to flee using any means at its disposal. It won't attack, and will only take the Dash, Disengage, or Dodge actions.

17. You crush the creature’s ego, entrapping it in utter despair. It crumples to the ground and is prone. The creature

won’t attempt to defend itself. Each time it takes damage, it can make a new Wisdom saving throw. If the save is successful, the effect ends at the start of its next turn.

Elastic Body

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

Your body is able to stretch and bend in ways not normally possible. You can stretch your arms and legs out an additional 10 feet. Doing so, you increase your walking speed by 5 feet and you gain a climbing speed equal to your walking speed while this power remains in effect. You can also use your action to move yourself to the extreme of your reach, such as pulling yourself up a ledge or reaching across a chasm. This has no effect on your melee attack reach. You also can’t perform intricate tasks that require a skill check with a stretched limb.

You can revert to your normal shape at will during your turn without taking an action, including any shape changes from this power's augmentations.

While this power is in effect, you can substitute your manifesting ability modifier in place of your Strength modifier when making a melee weapon attack. Also, your bones can’t be broken.

0. As you spend power points to augment this power, the length you can stretch your limbs increases by 5 feet for every 2 power points spent. For every 4 additional power points spent, increase your walking speed by 5 feet.

1. When you stretch your arms, you can perform intricate tasks remotely, but do so with disadvantage.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (5). When you perform an intricate task this power doesn't cause your to suffer disadvantage on the ability check.

3. You can move through a space as narrow as 1 foot wide, or half your height if you are smaller, without squeezing.

You can empower this augmentation to move through a space as narrow as 1 inch wide by spending 4 additional power points (7).

4. You melee reach is equal to half the length you can stretch your arms (rounded down to the nearest 5 feet). You can bend your arms while making a melee attack to reach around cover.

5. You can flatten yourself, increasing your buoyancy and allowing you to float on air currents or with gusts of wind. Flattening yourself takes a bonus action, unless you are falling or in danger of being crushed, in which case you may do so using your reaction. Once flattened, you remain flat as long as this power is effect or you choose to resume your normal shape.

You fall as if under the effect of the feather fall spell. You can also float on water or other liquids, but this doesn’t grant you any protection from hazardous substances such as lava. You can also sail on the wind like a kite, moving at a rate equal to the wind, but you have no control of which direction you move. While flattened, you can't be crushed or damaged

Empathic Tranference

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

When this power is first manifested, and by using your action on subsequent turns while it remains in effect, you can transfer damage from a target you touch to yourself. You transfer 1d6 points of damage from a creature to yourself. Damage you take as a result of this transference can’t be reduced or prevented, and ignores temporary hit points. You never need to make a Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration when you take damage from this power. You can't transfer damage that would reduce you to 0 hit points.

0. The amount of damage this power transfers increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

1. You can transfer damage from yourself to a creature within your reach. The creature must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes up to 1d6 necrotic damage, and you regain an equal amount of hit points. You can transfer no more damage to the target than you have suffered. For example, if you have only suffered 2 points of damage, you can only deal 2 points of necrotic damage to your target regardless if your damage roll is 3 or higher. You can repeat this action on subsequent turns while this power remains in effect.

A willing creature doesn’t need to make a saving throw.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the amount of damage transferred by 1d6 for every 4 additional power points you spend.

3. While grappling a creature, you can take a bonus action to transfer damage to the target, but can't use your action to reactivate this power on that turn.

5. You can transfer your choice of one poison effect, one disease, the blinded condition, or the deafened condition when you use this power to transfer damage, even if 0 hit points are transferred. A creature which fails its Constitution saving throw is affected by the transfered effect or condition for the remainder of its duration. If the creature is immune to the transferred effect, the effect ends.

7. You can share beneficial effects from transmutation spells of 3rd level or less, or psychometabolism powers augmented with 6 or fewer power points with one willing creature you are touching or each willing creature within your affinity link. Only effects applied while this power is in effect are shared, existing effects aren't shared. Shared effects end when this power is no longer in effect or the shared spell or power expires on its own.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the maximum spell level by 1 and the maximum power points by 2 of a shared spell or power for every 4 additional power points you spend, up to 8 power points.

9. You create an affinity link with a creature affected by this power. As long as this power remains in effect, at your choice, each time you or a creature in the affinity link takes damage or regains hit points, the other takes or regains the same

Energy Blast

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (beam, overt)

You create a psychokinetic blast that deals bludgeoning damage to a target within range. A creature must make a Strength saving throw. If the save is failed, the creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage and is pushed 10 feet away from you.

If a creature is knocked into a wall or a solid object that is larger than it, the creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage per 10 feet of movement it can’t be pushed due to obstruction. If a creature is knocked over an edge, the creature will fall.

This is an energy power; you can substitute your energy type’s damage in place of the initial bludgeoning damage if you possess a class feature that permits this.

You can only take one augmentation which changes the shape of the concussive force.

0. This power’s damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

0. When you spend 1 or more power points to augment this power, you deal half damage to a target that succeeds on its saving throw.

0. When you spend at least 7 power points to augment this power, a creature which is takes damage from being pushed is knocked prone. When you spend at least 11 power points to augment this power, a creature which fails its saving throw is knocked prone, regardless of impact.

1. The initial damage increases by 1d6. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

1. The power’s range increases 20 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

2. The distance you push a target increases by 10 feet.

You can empower take this augmentation. For each additional power point spent to do so, increase the distance you push a target by 5 feet up to 8 power points.

3. You create a 5 foot wide exploding line of force that originates from you with a length equal to half this power's range. Each target within the line's path is affected by this power. Each target that is pushed is pushed to either side of the line (your choice).

 You can empower this augmentation to increase the width of the line. For every 2 power points you spend this way, you increase the width of the line by 5 feet.

5. You create a cone of concussive force that originates from you with a length equal to half the power's range. Each target within the cone is affected by this power.

7. You create an explosion of energy in a sphere with a radius equal to half this power's range centered on you. Each target within the sphere is affected by this power. Each creature within 5 feet of you makes its Strength saving throw with disadvantage and is pushed an additional 5 feet.

9. You lob a wad of concussive force that explodes in kinetic energy when it reaches its destination. Each target within a 20-foot radius sphere is affected by this power. Each target that is pushed is pushed away from the center of this sphere.

Energy Cloak

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

Telekinetic force surrounds you. This force can protect you or imbue your attacks with telekinetic force. You take no damage or ill effect from your own manifestation.

Once each round, you can choose one ranged attack made against you to be made with disadvantage. You must decide to use this effect before the result of the roll is known.

This is an energy power; you can substitute your energy type’s damage in place of bludgeoning damage if you possess a class feature that permits this.

1. Once each round, you can choose for one melee attack roll made against you, instead of a ranged one, to be made with disadvantage. You must decide to use this effect before the result of the roll is known.

Additionally, the shroud makes it hard to move you. When you are shoved or grappled, you make your saving throw or ability check with advantage.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (7). Each melee attack made against you has disadvantage.

3. You can lash out with the shroud. Whenever a ranged or melee weapon attack is made within 10 feet of you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. Alternately, whenever a creature within 10 feet of you must make a Dexterity saving throw you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on that save or grant advantage to it (your choice).

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (7). Whenever you use your reaction to impose disadvantage and the foe misses the attack or fails the Dexterity save, you deal 2d8 bludgeoning damage to it.

4. You impose disadvantage to each ranged attack roll made against you.

5. You enshroud your melee weapon attacks with telekinetic force. You deal an extra 1d6 bludgeoning damage when you hit a target with a melee weapon attack.

Energy Storm

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

You summon unrestrained energy around you. It picks up loose unattended Tiny objects such as dirt and debris within 5 feet of you and whirls them around like a tornado. The storm is a 5-foot radius cylinder with a height of 10 feet (or 5 feet taller than you, if you a taller than 5 feet) centered on you. You and objects you carry are immune to the effects of this power. Your space becomes lightly obscured to creatures other than you while this power remains in effect. You can also manipulate trivial objects, moving them in patterns as you see fit for the entertainment of others.

While this power is in effect, you can use your action to make a ranged attack by sacrificing a Tiny object that weighs at least 1/4 lb. from the storm. Make a ranged power attack against a target within 40 feet of the storm. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 bludgeoning damage. If you manifest this power with an energy type, you don’t need to sacrifice an object.

This is an energy power; you can substitute your energy type’s damage in place of the bludgeoning damage if you possess a class feature that permits this.

This power has no effect if there are no loose objects, debris, or dust available in the area of effect unless you have access to an energy specialization, in which case you can manifest the storm with that energy type. You can provide debris, such as stones, sand, water, or other Tiny objects, as part of the manifestation.

0. This power’s ranged attack damage increases by 1d8 when you reach 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and 17th level (4d8).

1. The storm becomes dangerous. When a creature enters the storm's area for the first time on a turn or ends its turn there, it must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, it takes 1d8 bludgeoning damage, while on a successful one it only takes half the damage.

 Objects and creatures that are part of the storm don't take damage from being within the storm.

When a creature moves within or exits the area of the storm, you can make an opportunity attack against it using the storm to strike the target by making a melee power attack. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 + your manifesting ability modifier bludgeoning damage.

When you spend at least 11 power points to augment this power, this augmentation automatically empowers. The melee power attack's damage increases to 2d8 + your manifesting ability modifier.

3. When a ranged weapon attack or projectile is aimed at you or a target within the storm, originates from within the storm, or passes through the storm, you can use your reaction to attempt to add it to the storm. A projectile created by a spell or power that ceases to exist when the spell or power ends isn't affected by this augmentation.

Make a ranged power attack against an AC equal to the attack roll of the projectile. If the projectile has no attack roll, use the save DC instead. The object can be no larger than Tiny. If you succeed, the attack has no effect and the object becomes part of the storm.

You can also take a bonus action to add each unattended Tiny object that is within the storm's area to the storm.

Objects in the storm can be retrieved by a creature. It must make a Strength check against your power save DC. If successful, the object is removed from the storm and is held by the creature.

If you manifest the storm with a radius greater than 5 feet, you can decide how far from you each creature or object controlled by the storm is.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (7) to be able to add a Small or Medium sized object to the storm. When you take a bonus action to add new objects to the storm, you can only add one Small or larger object instead of each Tiny object with that bonus action.

Small and Medium sized objects in the storm can provide you cover. At the start of each of your turns roll a d6. If the result of the die is equal to or less than the number of Small and Medium sized objects within the storm, you are treated as having three-quarters cover until the start of your next turn.

You can empower this augmentation further to add creatures to the storm by spending 4 additional power points (11). Whenever a Tiny or Small creature enters or reenters the storm or starts its turn there, you can use your reaction to attempt to pull it into the storm. The creature must make a Strength saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is restrained and added to the storm. It counts as an object for the purpose of providing cover if it is Small or larger.

Additionally, whenever a creature within the storm's area makes a melee attack targeting you, you can use your reaction to have a creature restrained by the storm hit instead. The attack must target only you and require an attack roll. Roll a d6. If the result of the die is equal to or less than the number of Small or larger creatures within the storm, the attack targets a random creature within the storm, using its AC. An attack roll against a creature restrained by the storm isn't made with advantage.

Enveloping Darkness

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

You create a pool of encroaching darkness that is as palpable as it is dark. You create a cloud which occupies a15-foot radius sphere that is heavily obscured.

1. The cloud becomes magical darkness.

2. The radius of the cloud increases by 5 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. The cloud latches onto creatures within it. For every 5 feet a creature moves within the cloud, the cloud will cling to it for 5 feet outside the cloud, expanding the cloud's area as long as the power remains in effect.

5. Each creature that starts its turn within the cloud must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or take 4d6 cold damage.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the cold damage by 1d6 for every 2 additional power points you spend.

6. A creature must spend 2 feet of movement per foot moved within the cloud.

7. You moor the cloud to a creature. As long as the power is in effect, the area of the cloud when you first manifested this power remains centered on the target, moving with the target. An unwilling creature must make a Wisdom saving throw. On a successful save, the cloud remains centered in the space the creature occupied when you first manifested this power.

9. It becomes difficult to breathe within the cloud. Whenever a creature starts its turn within the cloud it becomes unsettled. An unsettled creature that is concentrating on an effect must make a Constitution saving throw to continue concentrating on the effect. Additionally, when a creature within the cloud regains hit points, it only regains half as many hit points.

Extrasensory Perception

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You expand your sensory perception and gain awareness beyond normal means. You are aware of what direction you are facing, how far above or below ground you are, and what time it is. Additionally, you can choose any familiar location within five miles of you and know your location in relation to that point.

When you augment this power, your enhanced vision extends to a distance of 60 feet.

1. You perceive the auras of creatures, informing you whether the creature is aggressive, hostile, friendly, or neutral.

An aberration, celestial, elemental, fey, fiend, or undead must make a Charisma saving throw. On a success, it can choose what its aura reveals to you, and can make a Charisma (Deception) check against your passive (Wisdom) insight to deceive you. Once a creature has succeeded on this save, you can’t perceive its aura through this power again until 24 hours have passed.

You can empower this augmentation to glean further detail from a creature’s aura. For 4 additional power points (5) you can see the creature’s emotional state. For 8 additional power points (9) you can see a creature’s type and alignment.

1. Your perception is enhanced, granting you darkvision or extending the range of your darkvision by 30 feet.

You can empower this augmentation to allow you to see into nonmagical darkness as if it were bright light by spending 4 additional power points (5). By spending 2 more power points (7), you can also see into magical darkness.

2. Your passive Perception increases by 1, and Wisdom (Perception) checks you make gain a +1 bonus. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. You can see invisible creatures and objects as if they were visible. You can even see into the Ethereal Plane. Ethereal creatures and objects appear ghostly and translucent.

5. You can see active enchantments and telepathic effects. You know if a creature, object, or location is under the effect of a spell, power, or other effect and what kind of effect it is, such as a charm or curse.

7. You gain aurasight and can perceive a Spiritfont, knowing what type it is and what emotion, if any, it bears. You also know the historical context that created it (such as from a battle or a marriage). The stronger the emotion, the clearer your perception of its history is.

If a creature controls a Spiritfont, it may make a Charisma saving throw to avoid detection from your perception. On a failed save, you become aware of the presence and nature of the controlling creature as well as how long it has been present.

9. You see things as they really are. You automatically detect secret doors hidden by magic. You can perceive illusions for what they really are and automatically succeed on any saving throw against an illusion be it from a spell,

Flame Manipulation

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You can manipulate a patch of fire that you can see within range and which fits within a 5-foot cube. While this power is in effect, you can switch your control to another patch of fire by taking a bonus action. You can only manipulate one patch of fire each round unless an augmentation specifically allows you to control more than one patch of fire.

Fire you control with this power burns targets within it. When a creature enters the fire for the first time on a turn or ends its turn there, it must make a Dexterity saving throw. The target takes 1d8 fire damage on a failed save or half as much damage on a successful one. Each unattended object caught in the fire takes 1d8 fire damage at the end of each of your turns as long as this power is in effect.

When this power ends, any fire without a source will be extinguished. Otherwise, the fire will burn normally.

When first manifesting this power or by using your action on subsequent turns, you douse a patch of nonmagical fire or expand an existing patch of nonmagical fire to an adjacent 5-foot space.

0. The dimensions of the patch of fire you can manipulate with this power increases by 5 feet when you reach 5th level (10-foot cube), 11th level (15-foot cube), and 17th level (20-foot cube).

1. You increase the intensity of a patch of nonmagical fire. The fire deals an additional 1d8 fire damage to a target affected by it. If the fire normally allows a saving throw, the additional fire damage is affected by the result of that save.

You can empower this augmentation to affect psionic or magical flames, including those of a magical or enchanted weapon by spending 4 additional power points (5). By spending 4 more power points (9), you can intensify the flames of a creature composed of fire, such as a fire elemental. Each attack it makes that deals fire damage has its damage increased. If it has a trait which deals fire damage to targets which touch it, that damage is also increased.

1. Decrease the intensity of a patch of nonmagical fire, which can be an object such as the flame of a torch. It deals one die less of fire damage. If this would reduce the damage to 0 dice, the fire becomes harmless.

You can empower this augmentation to affect psionic or magical flames, including those of a magical or enchanted weapon by spending 4 additional power points (5). By spending 4 more power points (9), you can diminish a creature composed of fire, such as a fire elemental. As long as this power is in effect, the creature must make a Constitution saving throw at the start of each of its turns. It takes 2d8 force damage on a failed save or half as much damage on a successful one. You can increase this damage by 1d8 for every 2 additional power points you spend to do so.

Forethought

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 minute
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic

After meditating for one minute, you tap into the Collective Conscious to gain knowledge of some event that will occur within the next eight hours. Once within that 8-hour period, you can use your reaction to get a sense of déjà vu and trigger this power’s effect.

Once you trigger this power or finish a long rest, it ends. You can’t benefit from forethought again until you finish a long rest.

When a particular common item you could reasonably have obtained between manifesting this power and triggering it is desired, you can produce that item as if you had it in your possession the entire time. If the object has a cost, you must pay that cost when you trigger this power.

 1. When you take damage from a trap or triggered effect, including from reactions by creatures, you can reduce the damage by 1d10.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the damage reduction by 1d10 for every 2 additional power points you spend.

3. When a trap is triggered within 30 feet of you, you can use your reaction to move up to 30 feet and take action to disable the device, render it ineffective, or avoid it. The trap must be able to be disarmed through physical means, such as ramming a rod in a gear or turning the trap so it fires in the wrong direction. You don’t need to make an ability check.

Alternately, if a creature within 10 feet of you fails on a Dexterity saving throw, you can use your reaction to cause that creature to succeed on the Dexterity saving throw instead. You suffer no ill effect for doing so.

5. When the damage from an attack roll or saving throw reduces you to 0 hit points, you can use your reaction to make that attack roll miss or to succeed on that saving throw. You take no damage when you use this power to succeed on a saving throw.

7. When a particular object is desired, you can produce a fabrication of it comprised of material from the Dreamscape. The object is physically identical to the desired object, but has no magical or psionic properties, nor does it have any value. It will last for 1 hour, after which time it dissipates.

9. When you encounter a question or puzzle requiring a simple action to solve, such as throwing a particular lever to disarm a trap or reveal a hidden passage, you know the right answer. If the puzzle or question is more involved, you know the solution to one part of it and have advantage on Intelligence and Wisdom ability checks to solve the remainder of it.

11. During any scene, you can trigger déjà vu. While you have déjà vu you are aware of how events will play out over the next minute. Once each round, you can use your reaction to make a creature reroll any d20 roll. If the roll is made by you or an ally, you can treat a roll of 9 or less as a 10 on the new roll. You must use the result of the new roll. Once the minute has passed, the power’s effect ends.

13. When a creature starts its turn or takes an action or reaction, you can manifest one power you know or one spell you know or have prepared requiring an action as a reaction.

Glimmer

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 round
• Detection: Psychic

You have immediate insight into the future, allowing you to take precise action to deal with a situation.

Each round while this power is in effect you can choose to reroll one ability check you make. You must take the result of the new roll.

You can only benefit from this power once each round regardless of how many augmentations you take.

1. Each round while this power is in effect you can choose to reroll one saving throw or ability check.

Harmonics

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You can shape and alter sound within a 20-foot radius sphere. Unless indicated in the description of an augmentation, this power doesn’t impact spellcasting.

You transform sounds into other sounds you have heard, such as changing speech into garbled words or making a babbling brook sound like church bells. You can even duplicate a speaker’s voice by making an Intelligence (Deception) check, but a speaker most likely will stop speaking once it realizes the words coming from its mouth aren’t its own.

1. You change the volume of any number of sounds within the sphere. You can turn a whisper into a shout or make the rain sound like a mounted cavalry charge, or you could turn a clap of thunder into a gentle sigh or make the words from another’s mouth come out inaudibly. You don’t prevent the verbal component of a spell being cast.

2. The power’s radius increases by 5 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. You dampen sounds granting each creature within the sphere advantage to hide checks to remain silent and damage resistance to thunder.

You can empower this augmentation to suppress all sounds within the sphere by spending 4 additional power points (7). Spells requiring a verbal component can’t be cast within the sphere. Each creature within the sphere gains immunity to thunder damage.

Alternately, you can empower this augmentation to suppress each sound you choose by spending 10 additional power points (13). Each creature you choose gains immunity to thunder damage while it remains within the sphere. You can use your reaction to prevent a spell requiring a verbal component from being cast.

Hydrokinesis

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You can move, shape, and alter the state of water. When you first manifest this power or by using your action during subsequent turns while this power remains in effect, you may reshape the water, move the water, or change the consistency of the water. When this power is no longer in effect, the water will follow the course of nature (ice may melt, fog will disperse or recondense, water will flow downhill).

You can control one 5-foot cube of water. You can shape it into simple shapes, move it up to 30 feet in any direction, or change its state (water to snow or ice and vise versa), but you can’t freeze water if there is a creature within it. You can transform lightly obscured fog into heavily obscured fog or vice versa or disperse or create lightly obscured fog.

Ice covering a surface is difficult terrain. The first time during a turn a creature attempts to cross the ice, it must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or fall prone.

Snow surfaces can be walked on by Medium and smaller creatures (larger creatures will sink through the snow unless the snow is at least 5 feet thick). When you move a snow surface, each creature on it is also moved. An unwilling creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. If the save is successful the creature isn’t moved and remains in its space.

1. Control an additional 5-foot cube of water. The water must be in range. Contiguous cubes can be controlled as one mass. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

You can choose to affect surfaces instead of cubes. You control water occupying a 10-foot square that is 1 foot thick instead of a 5-foot cube. You can't control both a square and a cube of water at the same time, you must choose which shape you control when you first manifest this power.

3. You can shape contiguous volumes of water into a wall. Such a wall transforms each 5-foot cube of water into a 10-foot square panel that is 1 foot thick. You can also transform contiguous 5-foot cubes of water into a hemispherical dome with a diameter in feet equal to five times the number of cubes you form into the dome.

A wall of water causes each ranged attack that enters the wall's space to be made with disadvantage on the attack roll. Fire damage is halved if the fire effect passes through the wall to reach its target. Effects that deal cold damage that pass through the wall cause the area of the wall they pass through to freeze solid, transforming that section of the wall into a wall of ice.

A wall of ice is 1-foot thick in a given 5-foot section. If the wall cuts through a creature’s space when it forms, the creature is pushed to one side of the wall and must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save the creature takes 1d6 cold damage per 2 power points spent on this power, or half as much on a successful save. The wall is an object that can be damaged and thus breached. It has AC 12, 15 hit points per 5-foot section, and is vulnerable to fire damage. Reducing a section to 0 hit points transforms it into a wall of water. On your turn, you can redistribute the hit points of your wall sections by taking a bonus action so long as the panels are contiguous.

5. When you first manifest this power, or by using your action on subsequent turns while this power is in effect, you can use a volume of water you control to attack a target within 30 feet of the water by making a ranged power attack. On a hit, you deal 5d6 bludgeoning, cold, piercing, or slashing damage, which you decide when you make the attack.

Hydro Amalgam

Medium construct

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• Armor Class 11 + 1 / 2 power points spent (natural armor)
• Hit Points 10 + 4 per power point spent
• Speed 40 ft. (30 ft. when frozen), swim 40 ft. (unfrozen)

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STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
16 (+3)	14 (+2)	15 (+2)	2 (-4)	10 (+0)	4 (-3)

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• Damage Resistances acid, fire (unfrozen only)
• Damage Immunities cold, poison
• Condition Immunities charmed, exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned, prone, restrained, unconscious
• Senses blindsight 60 ft., passive Perception 10
• Languages —
• Challenge —   Proficiency Bonus equals your bonus

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Water Form. When the amalgam is unfrozen, it can move through a space as narrow as 1 inch wide without squeezing.

Immutable Form. The amalgam is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.

Frozen Might. When the amalgam is frozen, its Slam attack deals an extra 1d8 cold damage.

State Change. If the amalgam is unfrozen and is the target of an effect that deals cold damage, it becomes frozen. If the amalgam is frozen and is the target of an effect that deals fire damage, it becomes unfrozen.

Actions

Multiattack. The amalgam makes two slam attacks.

Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: your power attack modifier to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 1d8 + half the power points you spent on this power bludgeoning damage.

Hypercongnition

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 minute
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

Entering into a deep meditative state, you can focus your mind on recalling memories from deep within you, or you can tap into the shared Collective Conscious of the multiverse to gain knowledge you don’t normally possess.

You recall a memory no older than one day. You can remember the moment you experienced with vivid detail and perfect accuracy, recalling names spoken, faces seen, and so on. If the memory has been suppressed by magical or psionic means or trauma, you don't recall the memory. After recalling a memory, you can't do so again until you finish a short rest.

1. You sense the presence of magic and psionic energy within 30 feet of you, provided you have line of sight. You get a basic understanding of the power of the magic or psionic effect, as well as what school or discipline it is.

3. You recall a memory. You can remember the moment you experienced with vivid detail and perfect accuracy, recalling names spoken, faces seen, and so on.

You can also recall memories lost from amnesia without requiring a saving throw or ability check, including those caused by powers and spells.

5. One magical or psionic item you hold has its properties revealed to you. You learn how to use the item, whether it requires attunement to use, and how many charges it has, if any. You learn whether any spells or powers are affecting the item and what they are. If the item was created by a spell, you are made aware of the fact, but not which spell made it.

7. For the next 2 hours or until you finish a short or long rest, you gain proficiency in your choice of Arcana, History, Nature, Occult, or Religion or a tool proficiency of your choice.

9. You tap the Collective Conscious to ponder a single question concerning a specific goal, event, or activity to occur within 7 days, or one that occurred in the last 7 years. The DM will give you an honest answer which might be a short vision, a cryptic passage, or an omen.

This revelation doesn't take into account any possible circumstances that might change the outcome. If you attempt to use this power to address the same goal, event, or activity, the power will fail.

11. Delving deep into the Collective Conscious, you can review up to 1 minute of an event that occurred any time within the past, provided you know the event happened. The

Id Insinuation

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You overwhelm a creature by flooding it with sensory information, making it relive memories, or stimulating the pleasure part of its brain, leaving the creature unable to act normally. The creature can’t be a construct, ooze, plant, or undead. The creature must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failed save, the creature suffers the effect of this power as long as it remains in effect or until the effect is ended through other means. On a successful save, the creature isn’t affected by the power.

A creature which fails its saving throw can't take an action and a bonus action in the same turn. It also must use its action in order to interact with an object.

1. A creature which fails its saving throw can’t take the Dash, Disengage, Dodge, Help, or Ready actions.

2. The power's range increases by 10 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. Overcome with overconfidence, the creature only deals half damage with weapon attacks.

You can empower this augmentation to also affect spell and power attacks which require an attack roll by spending 4 additional power points (7) or all damage the creature deals by spending 10 additional power points (13).

4. You target one additional creature within range. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

5. The creature is confused as long as this power is in effect or until the end of its next turn. It can’t take reactions and must roll a d10 at the start of each of its turns to determine its behavior for that turn. On a 1, it moves in a random direction. On a 2−6, the creatures doesn’t move or act, instead lost in its thoughts or sensations. On a 7−8, the creature attacks the nearest creature at random. On a 9−10, the creature can act normally.

 9. The creature is incapacitated, reveling in its mind as long as this power remains in effect. So long as it takes no damage, the creature will take no action and ignore the presence of others. If the creature takes damage the power’s effect ends immediately.

You can empower this augmentation to cause the creature to become lost in it thoughts by spending 2 additional power points (11). The creature is also restrained and can't perceive the world around it.

Inertial Barrier

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (beam)

You create a field of force that dampens and impedes movement within it. You are immune to its effects. A target can escape through teleportation or a similar effect or by becoming incorporeal (such as from etherealness).

One target must spend 2 feet of movement for every foot moved. A creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a successful save, the creature is unaffected. An affected object can only be moved half as far as it normally could.

1. The target is slowed and takes a −2 penalty to AC and Dexterity saving throws, and it can’t use reactions. Each melee weapon attack a creature makes is made with disadvantage.

This augmentation can be empowered by spending 4 additional power points (5). On its turn, an affected creature can use either an action or a bonus action, but not both. Regardless of the creature’s abilities or magic items, it can’t make more than one melee or ranged attack during its turn.

2. One additional target in range is affected. You can take this augment multiple times. You can’t take this augmentation if you create a dome or wall.

3. You create a barrier around a willing creature which can be you, which slows projectiles and movement within its space. Each ranged weapon attack, as well as each ranged spell or power attack which launches a physical missile of some sort, made against and by the target has disadvantage on the attack roll. Bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from melee weapon attacks made by and against the target deal only half damage. The target only takes half damage from falling, including being thrown against walls, and isn’t knocked prone from such events.

This augmentation can be empowered by spending 4 additional power points (7) to make the target unaffected by the negative aspects of this power. The target can also use its reaction when it is attacked by a ranged weapon attack to grab the missile. The target can grab up to one missile per Dexterity bonus (minimum of 1) it has until the start of its next turn using the same reaction.

You can spend 4 more power points (11) to further empower this augmentation. The target has damage resistance to bludgeoning from telekinetic effects. Telekinetic attacks made by the target are unaffected.

Kinetic Barrier

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (glow)

You create a 1/4 inch thick field of nearly invisible telekinetic force that can be used to protect yourself and others. Nothing can physically pass through the barrier. The barrier is immune to all damage. It can be disintegrated, but will automatically reform at the end of your next turn as long as this power remains in effect.

Increase the AC of a willing creature in range by 2. This bonus doesn’t stack with the bonus from a shield, nor does it stack with half cover granted by this power. The barrier remains with the creature unless an augmentation transforms it into a stationary barrier.

0. This power’s range increases by 30 feet when you reach 5th level (60 feet), 11th level (90 feet), and 17th level (120 feet).

1. The target is treated as always having half cover.

2. On your turn, you can take a bonus action to reposition each of this power's walls you choose to anywhere within the power's range or to redistribute each barrier you choose to another willing creature within the power's range.

 3. You create a wall of kinetic force at a point in space instead of targeting a creature. The wall is a 5-foot wide by 5-foot tall panel that provides three-quarters cover for a Medium or smaller creature behind it.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (9). The panel’s dimensions increase to 10 feet and grant a Large or smaller creature full cover while behind the wall.

4. You target one additional creature in range or create two additional wall panels anywhere within range. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

5. The target is protected by a floating barrier that treats it as having half cover. The target can use the barrier to attempt to make a shove attempt by taking a bonus action. It can choose to use your power attack modifier in place of its Strength (Athletics) for the check. While the target has this barrier, it can't be pushed against its will and never needs to spend extra movement from an effect created by wind or telekinetic force.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the cover to three-quarters by spending 4 additional power points (9).

8. The AC granted to a target is increased to +4. If a creature has cover from this power or is wielding a shield, it gains a +2 bonus to AC instead.

11. You create a stationary dome of force. The dome is hemisphere with up to a 15-foot radius that grants full cover and can’t be passed through by physical means.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (15). You can center the dome on a target, allowing the dome to move with its target. The dome will automatically push objects and creatures which aren’t anchored to a surface aside. If an object is anchored to a surface, the DM will decide whether the dome can move it or not. If the dome encounters another impassable object, such as an immovable rod, it can’t continue to move in that direction.

Living Weapon

Psychometabolism

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (overt)

You fashion your bones or other body parts into weapons, such as bone claws, long nails, or spike growths. Visually, you can make multiple living weapons when you manifest this power, but your living weapon is considered to be a single weapon. You are proficient with your living weapon, and you can use your manifesting ability modifier in place of your Strength modifier on its attack and damage rolls. A living weapon can’t be disarmed, and doesn’t count as holding an object in your hand. When you manifest this power, you choose whether your living weapon deals bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage.

If you have a class feature that enables you to maintain more than one power through concentration, you can manifest this power again to stack additional effects on your living weapon. Stacked augmentations must be different augmentations. You can’t, for instance, manifest the attack

Martial Insight

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Touch
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You grant a creature an astute understanding of the flow of combat, enhancing its combat abilities.

While this power remains in effect, you have proficiency with all simple, martial, and improvised weapons, light, medium, and heavy armors, and shields. Your unarmed attacks and attacks made with improvised weapons deal 1d6 damage if not already better.

1. When you make a weapon attack, you gain a +2 bonus on attack rolls.

2. You can maintain this power for 10 minutes.

You can empower this augmentation to maintain this power for 1 hour by spending 6 additional power points (8).

3. Once during your turn, you deal an additional 1d6 weapon damage with a melee or ranged weapon attack,

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (7) to increase this bonus damage to 2d6. By spending 4 more power points (11), you increase this bonus to 3d6.

5. Once each round, when you are attacked by a melee weapon attack, you can use your reaction to make a riposte with a melee weapon you hold or an unarmed strike against your attacker, provided it is within your weapon’s reach.

7. Each weapon attack you make scores a critical hit on a d20 roll of 19 or 20.

9. Once each round, when you are hit by a weapon attack, you can use your reaction to cause the attack to miss instead. You must decide to take this reaction before the result of the attack is known. After using this reaction, roll a d6. On a 6, you can use your reaction again, but can't use it to make a reaction granted by this power. Once you refresh your reaction this way, you can't do so again until 1 minute has passed.

11. You have expertise with any two weapons you choose. This allows you to double your proficiency bonus on attack rolls made with the selected weapons. When you take the Attack action, you can make a second attack unless you already have a class feature allowing this.

13. You gain 3 martial dice, which are d10s. You can expend a martial die to increase an attack roll or damage roll you make by the result of the die. You can also use your reaction to spend a martial die to increase your AC by result of the die when you are hit by an attack roll. You must use this before damage is dealt.

Whenever you roll initiative, you regain one martial die up to your maximum, as long as this power remains in effect.

You can empower this augmentation to gain an extra martial die per 2 additional power points you spend.

Mental Barrier

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 reaction, when you are the target of a telepathic effect or an attack which deals psychic damage
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You create a psionic barrier that intercepts telepathic and mental assaults. You gain a +1 bonus to your AC and saving throws against telepathic spells and powers and attacks that deal psychic damage until the start of your next turn.

1. The bonus to AC and saving throws increases to +5 against telepathic powers and spells and attacks the deal psychic damage until the start of your next turn.

2. The power gains a range of 60 feet. You can provide the power's benefits to an ally in range when that ally is the target of a telepathic effect or attack which deals psychic damage.

3. After you manifest this power, at the start of your next turn, you gain a +1 bonus to AC and saving throws against telepathic effects and attacks which deal psychic damage for 1 minute. If an attack deals psychic damage and doesn’t require an attack roll or allow a saving throw, you negate the damage during this time.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the bonus to AC and saving throws by 1 for every 2 additional power points you spend up to 8 power points.

5. You can use your reaction to attempt to disrupt a telepathic power manifested within 60 feet of you of which you are aware. You make an ability check using your power manifestation ability against a DC equal to 10 + half the power points used to augment the power you are attempting to disrupt or against the manifester’s power save DC if it is from a creature ability or class feature that doesn’t use power points. On a success, the creature’s power fails and has no effect.

You can empower this augmentation to disrupt telepathic spells by spending 6 additional power points (11). Make the same ability check, but against a DC equal to 10 + the spell’s level. On a success the spell fails and has no effect.

You can also empower this augmentation to gain a bonus on your ability check. For every 2 additional power points you spend, you gain a +1 bonus.

This power can be further empowered to reflect telepathic and mind-affecting powers back to its manifester by spending 8 more power points (13 or 19). The original manifester must make an attack roll using its own power attack modifier or a saving throw against its own power save DC as if it is the target. You are regarded as the manifester (or caster if this augmentation is empowered to affect spells) to determine the results of effects such as charm. If the manifester isn't a valid target for the reflected power or spell, it has no effect.

7. After you manifest this power, at the start of each of your turns for the next minute, you remove one telepathic effect or condition from a mental source.

9. After you manifest this power, you can’t be targeted by hostile telepathic or mind-affecting effects for 1 minute.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (13) to extend this protection to 1 hour.

Mind Probe

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 90 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic

While this power is in effect, you are able to read the surface thoughts of one creature in range by taking a bonus action. The creature must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, you know what it is actively thinking. You may only discern one parcel of information during your turn.

If the target is distracted and unaware of your presence, it makes its save with disadvantage. The target must think in a language you understand or express strong feelings such as rage or hunger for you to gain any information. A creature trained to protect its thoughts from telepathic reading may have means to mislead or stymie your efforts at the discretion of the DM.

1. By taking a bonus action, you probe the target’s mind to seek the answer to general knowledge questions, such as whether a specific person is at a certain location or if the creature is attempting to deceive you.

3. While reading thoughts, you attempt to make a subject think of a specific topic. For instance, you could learn when the watch shifts change at a warehouse, or you can cause the creature to think of the answer to the riddle it poses.

5. After successfully reading a creature’s mind you are freely able to read its every thought until the start of your next turn.

7. By taking a bonus action you probe the creature’s mind for information that you are aware exists. For example, if you know a creature knows the proper way to unlock a special locking mechanism, you can withdraw that procedure.

8. Whenever a creature resists your probe attempts (but not your mind reading attempts), you can use your reaction to mentally lash it. It must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw or take 4d6 psychic damage. on a successful save, it takes half the damage. On subsequent turns, the creature can voluntarily fail its save to resist your probe, avoiding the psychic damage.

You can empower this augmentation by spending additional power points. For every 2 additional power points you spend, increase the psychic damage by 1d6.

11. By taking a bonus action you delve for any information the target possesses, including information you are unaware it has. When you probe its mind, you gain additional information about the topic. The DM will decide what additional information you learn. Secrets, scandalous information, and peculiar knowledge are most likely to be learned. On subsequent turns, you can probe for further information regarding topics you uncover. For instance, you could root in the subject’s mind to find information about its king and discover the king is an imposter, and on later turns find out who is involved in the conspiracy.

Mind Spear

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (beam)

A spear of psychic energy arcs toward a creature in range. You must make a ranged power attack against the target. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 psychic damage.

Psychic spears ignore cover and may target creatures behind barriers without line of sight if you know they are there.

0. This power’s damage increases by 1d8 when you reach 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and 17th level (4d8) when you hit a creature with a spear.

1. The damage of one spear increases by 2d8.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the damage by 1d8 for every additional power point you spend.

2. You create secondary psychic spear which must target a different creature.

You can empower this augmentation to generate an additional psychic spear for every 4 additional power points you spend.

5. Psychic spears burst on impact. Each creature within 10 feet of the target, excluding the target, must make an Intelligence saving throw. It takes 5d8 psychic damage on a failed save or half as much on a successful one.

You can empower this augmentation. For every 2 additional power points you spend, the damage of the burst is increased by 1d8.

You can also empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (9). A spear will burst in the space of its target whether it hits it or not. Additional spears you create will also burst on impact. A creature only takes damage from a burst once.

7. A creature hit by a spear must make an Intelligence saving throw or lose concentration. If the creature succeeds on this saving throw, it still must make a Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration from damage as normal.

Mind Tap

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (beam, glow)

You mentally grasp the mind of a creature in range. The creature must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or it takes 1d6 psychic damage and you establish a mental conduit with the target. On each of your turns while this power is in effect, you can use your action to psychically assault the target. It must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw or take 1d6 psychic damage.

Once you establish a mental conduit, it remains in place as long as you maintain this power. While the creature is linked via the conduit, you are aware of its exact position as long as the creature is within the power's range. The conduit can be broken by psychic static or remove curse, or if your target

moves out of range of the power. A creature under the effects of mind blank can’t be linked via the conduit.

0. This power’s initial damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

0. When you spend 1 or more power points to augment this power, you deal half damage to a target that succeeds on its saving throw, but you don’t establish a conduit.

1. A target damaged by this power is at disadvantage on Intelligence and Wisdom ability checks until the end of its next turn, and your attacks made against it don’t suffer disadvantage if the creature is hidden, invisible, or obscured by an illusion or similar effect.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (5). A target also has disadvantage on ranged attacks rolls until the end of its next turn. You can further empower this to include all attack rolls by spending 4 more power points (9).

2. The power's range increases by 60 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. A creature that takes damage from this power can’t gain advantage on attack rolls, ability checks, or saving throws until the end of its next turn.

4. The damage dealt to a target connected via the conduit increases by 1d6. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

6. You can target a second creature in range. When you use your action to deal damage a target connected via the conduit, you deal damage to both targets.

You can empower this augmentation to affect an additional creature in range for every 4 additional power points you spend to do so.

7. A creature that takes damage from this power is blinded and deafened until the end of its next turn. It also can’t benefit from blindsight and tremorsense for the same period.

11. Whenever a target connected via the conduit attempts to cast a spell or manifest a power, you can use your reaction to deal your conduit’s damage to that target. The target must make a Constitution saving throw against a DC equal to 10 + half the damage dealt. If the save is failed, the target’s spell or power fails and it loses the spell slot or power points it used to cast the spell or manifest the power.

Mindlink

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 8 hours
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You link minds with a willing creature within 30 feet of you. This link persists over any distance as long as you remain on the same plane of existence. Unwilling creatures can’t be linked.

Each linked creature can to send a telepathic message to each member of the link it chooses by taking a bonus action. Members must share a common language to understand a message.

0. When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, each member of the link gains a +2 bonus on attack rolls if at least one other member of the link is within 5 feet of the target and isn’t incapacitated or if another member has

Molecular Agitation

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (beam)

You destabilize molecules of an inorganic, unattended object or a 5-foot cube section of a Large object or surface in range. Each attack made against the object deals an additional 1d6 weapon damage if the attack is from a weapon or an extra 1d6 spell or power damage if the attack is from a spell or power.

A magical item can’t be affected by this power. If you can target a creature, any augmentation which only targets objects has no effect on a creature.

0. The extra damage dealt to an object from this power increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (2d6), 11th level (3d6), and 17th level (4d6).

1. You can make an attended object such as a wielded weapon or worn armor unstable. The creature holding the item must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or the object becomes destabilized as long as this power remains in effect. Each weapon affected has a −2 penalty on attack and damage rolls. Affected armor has its AC reduced by 2, but its base AC can’t be reduced below 10.

3. Instead of destabilizing molecules, you cause one inorganic object in range, such as a suit of armor or a 5-foot section of stone floor to become red-hot or ice-cold. Each creature in physical contact with the object takes 2d8 fire (if hot) or cold (if cold) damage when you manifest the power. As long as this power remains in effect, the creature takes 1d4 damage of the same type at the start of each of its turns as long as it remains in contact with the affected object.

If a creature is holding or wearing the object and takes damage from this augmentation, the creature can drop the object or make a Constitution saving throw, holding on to the object if it succeeds. If it doesn’t drop the object, it has disadvantage on attack rolls and ability checks until the start of its next turn.

You can empower this augmentation. For every 2 power points spent this way increase the damage dealt per round by 1d4.

4. You can affect an additional target within range the targets must be within 30 feet of each other when you target them. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

5. You cause a flammable object to combust, taking 1d8 fire damage at the end of each of your turns. Each creature in physical contact with the object takes 2d8 fire damage when you manifest this power and another 1d8 fire damage at the start of each of its turns as long as this power is in effect. If the creature is holding the item, it must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or drop the item if able. The creature can attempt to remove worn items, but suffers 2d8 fire damage each turn spent doing so.

Muddle

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 300 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic

Feeding false sensory information to a creature’s mind, you alter its perception.

You create the sensation of a minor phantom effect, such as a knocking sound, flashing lights, or a strong odor in the target’s mind. The target must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw or it is at disadvantage on Perception checks and has its Passive Perception reduced by 5 while this power is in effect.

Whenever a target affected by this power takes damage, it

may make a new Intelligence saving throw. On a successful save, the power ends for that target.

A target can also examine a phantom effect using its action to make an Intelligence (Investigation check) against your power save DC. If the check succeeds, the target realizes that the phantom effect isn't real, and the power ends for it.

1. A creature failing its Intelligence saving throw is at disadvantage on all Intelligence and Wisdom ability checks.

2. You target one additional creature within range. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. You alter a creature’s physical senses, such as its vision or hearing. The target must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, you can suppress one of the target’s senses of a certain stimuli or introduce a phantom one. For instance, you could make it so a guard doesn’t see your group walk by it.

You can affect an additional sense or introduce an extra stimulus for every 4 additional power points you spend to empower this augmentation.

5. You can supplant all sensory information a target senses, effectively rewriting its perceptions when it fails its Intelligence saving throw. You can make the target see, hear, smell, feel, or taste whatever you wish.

If the new sensation is outside the bounds of reality, the power fails. For instance, you could make a creature feel that the temperature has become seasonally hot, but you couldn’t make it sense that it spontaneously caught fire.

You can empower this augmentation to allow phantom effects beyond the bounds of reality by spending 4 additional power points. Such a phantom sensation can harm a target if it makes logical sense. In this case. during your turn if the target is in the same space as the phantom effect or within 5 feet of it if it could logically attack the target, you can deal 3d6 psychic damage to the target. You can increase the damage by 1d6 for every 4 additional power points you spend to do so.

6. A target that takes damage doesn't make a new Intelligence saving throw against this power.

7. A target that fails its Intelligence saving throw has its senses disrupted, causing it to see blurs and shadows, hear disembodied voices, or other phantom phenomena. The target is at disadvantage on attack rolls and Wisdom ability checks.

11. Sending a creature deep into its own thoughts, you effectively trap it in a prison of its own mind. The creature must make an Intelligence saving throw. If the save is failed, the creature has no idea of what is happening around it, instead feeling trapped in the ether. The creature may use its action to attempt to escape. When it does so, it makes an Intelligence (Investigation) check against your power save DC. If it succeeds, it escapes and the power ends.

Since the target creature is still exactly where it started, it can be acted upon while it is in this state. Functionally, the creature is blinded, deafened, incapacitated, and restrained. If the creature receives damage, this power immediately ends for it.

By spending 6 additional power points (17) you can empower this augmentation to not break when the creature takes damage, creating a dreamlike sensation of its surroundings as they affect it.

Mystic Arms

Psychoportation

• Manifestation Time: 1 bonus action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow, overt)

Through raw mental will, you create a mystic weapon which projects from you in a form of your choice. You can dismiss and reform the weapon at will while this power is in effect. You are proficient with this weapon. It has the finesse and light properties and can’t be disarmed. You can use your manifesting ability modifier instead of your Strength when you make an attack with it. On a hit, the mystic weapon deals force damage equal to 1d6 plus the ability modifier you used for the attack roll. The mystic weapon is considered a magical weapon for overcoming damage resistance.

If an augmentation directly affects an imbued weapon, it will have the “imbued” tag. You can still use these augmentations with an imbued weapon, but you make the attack with the mystic weapon portion and not the imbued weapon, dealing mystic weapon damage instead of your weapon’s normal damage in this case.

0. The mystic weapon’s damage increases by 2 when you reach 5th level (1d6 + 2), 11th level (1d6 + 4), and 17th level (1d6 + 6). This bonus affects weapons you imbue with the power as well.

0. When you use your action to strike targets in a cone, line, or a radius around you, the damage of that action increases by 1 die for every 4 power points you spend on this power.

1. [Imbued] One melee weapon you hold is imbued with psychic energy. It is considered a magical weapon while this power remains in effect, and you can choose to use your manifesting ability bonus instead of your Strength on attack and damage rolls made with the weapon.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 2 additional power points (3) to imbue a ranged weapon.

1. Your mystic weapon gains the thrown property. It has a normal range of 60 feet and no long range. When you throw it, it automatically reforms after the attack. You don’t suffer disadvantage on ranged attack rolls made with your mystic weapon.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the range by 30 feet for every 2 additional power points you spend.

2. [Imbued] You create a secondary mystic weapon or imbue a second melee weapon. When you take the Attack action, you can make an attack with it using a bonus action.

2. [Imbued] You create a mystical field of force which acts as a shield, providing a +2 bonus to AC. Whenever you use a bonus action to make an attack or attack with a two-handed weapon, you lose this AC bonus until the start of your next turn. A mystic shield does no damage, but can be used like a shield in all other ways.

2. [Imbued] Your mystic weapon gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls and to its power save DC. You can take this augmentation multiple times up to 6 power points. This bonus doesn’t stack with a weapon’s existing magical or psionic bonus on attack and damage rolls or the magic weapon spell and similar effects.

 2. Your mystic weapon gains the reach property with a reach of 10 feet.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the reach to 15 feet by spending 4 additional power points (6).

4. [Imbued] Your mystic weapon attacks score a critical hit on a d20 roll of 19 or 20.

You can empower this augmentation to score a critical hit on a d20 roll of 18, 19, or 20 by spending 6 additional power points (10).

5. As an action, you can attack each creature in a line that is 5 feet wide and 20 feet long originating from you with your mystic weapon. Each creature in the path must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take damage as if you hit it with your mystic weapon.

If your mystic weapon has a reach of 10 feet, the line is 30 feet long, and if your mystic weapon has a reach of 15 feet, the line is 40 feet long.

5. As an action, you can attack each creature in a 10-foot cone originating from you with your mystic weapon. Each creature within the cone must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take damage as if you hit it with your mystic weapon.

If your mystic weapon has a reach of 10 feet, the cone reaches 15 feet, and if your mystic weapon has a reach of 15 feet, the cone reaches 20 feet.

5. As an action, you can attack each target you choose within reach of your mystic weapon. Each creature must succeed on a Dexterity saving throw or take damage as if you hit it with your mystic weapon.

5. [Imbue] You animate your mystic weapon, allowing it to hover. As a bonus action, you can move the mystic weapon up to 30 feet and make an attack against one target with its reach.

5. Your mystic weapon’s damage increases by one die (2d6).

Precognition

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: Self
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

Entering a hyperaware state, you can glimpse an event moments before it occurs, allowing you to better react to it.

While this power is in effect, when you are hit by an attack which requires a d20 roll, you can use your reaction to roll a d4 and add the number rolled to your AC against that attack, potentially turning a hit into a miss. You must use this reaction before damage is dealt.

0. When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, once each round, you can trigger its effects which require a reaction without using your reaction for the round. The number of times you can trigger this power's effects without consuming your reaction increases when you reach 5th level (twice), 11th level (thrice), and 17th level (four times).

1. When you make an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can use your reaction to roll a d4 and add the number rolled to your d20 roll, after seeing the roll but before knowing its results.

Probability Manipulation

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You control the chaotic force of chance, pivoting the odds to your favor or the disfavor of another. This power displays as random events of good or bad luck, such as straps loosening or a stone rolling under foot.

You grant either a boon or a hex upon a creature within range. Once each round, a creature under a boon rolls a d4 and adds the number rolled to an ability check of your choice, and a hexed creature rolls a d4 and subtracts the number rolled from an ability check of your choice. You can choose which roll to modify after seeing the roll but before knowing its results.

A creature targeted by a hex must make a Charisma saving throw. If successful, the creature isn’t affected by this power.

A remove curse spell ends this power on a target.

0. When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, but don't create a luck field, you can affect up to three targets in range and your boon and hex die is increased to a d6.

You can empower this augmentation to affect one additional target in range for every 2 additional power points you spend. You can choose whether to grant a boon or hex for each creature. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

When you augment this power to create a luck field, you increase the radius of the field by 5 feet instead.

1. Once each round, a creature under a boon adds 1d6 to an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw of your choice, or a hexed creature subtracts 1d6 from an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw of your choice. You can choose which roll to modify after knowing the result of the die.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (5). You can apply your boon or hex bonus die to a damage roll or a roll made to regain hit points on its target.

3. Instead of a creature, you can target a nonmagical weapon or armor in range and jinx it. A jinxed weapon incurs your hex die whenever it is used to make an attack roll. A jinxed armor allows each attack roll made against its wearer to add your boon die. If the object is held or worn when you target it, the creature must succeed on a Charisma saving throw or the object is jinxed as long as the power is in effect.

4. The size of your boon and hex dice increases to a d8.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 6 additional power points (10) to increase the size of your boon and hex dice to a d10.

7. Once each turn, when you roll a 1 or 2 on a boon or a hex die, you can choose to reroll the die. You use the higher of the rolls.

8. You can trigger your boons and hexes an additional time on each creature. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

9. You choose a point in space and create a luck field that is a 10-foot radius sphere. When you create the field, you choose whether the field grants boons or hexes. Each creature within the field adds or subtracts your boon or hex die as a target would.

Whenever a creature enters the luck field, you can use your reaction to reverse the field, turning a boon into a hex or vice versa. You can also take a bonus action to reverse the field during your turn.

Psionic Blast

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 30 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 round
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (beam)

Waves of psychic energy pummel a creature. The target must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or it is unsettled until the end its next turn.

1. When you first manifest this power, a target takes 2d8 psychic damage on a failed Wisdom save, or half as much on a successful one.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the damage by 1d8 for every 2 additional power points spent.

2. The power's range increases by 30 feet. If you augment this power to strike targets within a line or cone, the length of the line or cone increases by 10 feet. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. A creature failing its Wisdom save is stunned until the end its next turn.

4. You strike each creature you choose within a 30-foot line that is 5 feet wide which originates from you.

Psychic Crush

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 60 feet
• Maintenance: None
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (glow)

The weight of your will smashes the mind of a creature in range. The target must make an Intelligence saving throw. On a failed save, it takes 2d6 psychic damage.

0. This power’s damage increases by 1d6 when you reach 5th level (3d6), 11th level (4d6), and 17th level (5d6).

1. Increase the damage of this power by 1d6. You also deal half damage to a target that succeeds on its saving throw.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the damage by 1d6 for every additional power point you spend.

3. A creature that fails its saving throw is knocked prone.

By spending 2 additional power points (5), you can empower this augmentation. A creature that fails its saving throw has its movement speed reduced to 0 until the end of its next turn.

7. You strike a creature with crushing mental weight. If the creature fails its saving throw, it is restrained until the start of your next turn.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 4 additional power points (11) to paralyze a creature that fails

its saving throw until the start of your next turn.

9. On a failed save, a target has disadvantage on Intelligence and Wisdom saving throws until the start of your next turn, and it loses concentration.

13. When a creature fails its saving throw and has fewer than 50 hit points after taking damage from this power, it is rendered unconscious for 1 minute.

You can empower this augmentation. For every additional power point you spend, the hit point threshold increases by 5.

Psychic Domination

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 hour
• Detection: Psychic

You mentally manipulate a creature to bend it to your will. The target must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw or fall under the effects of this power. If the creature succeeds on its save, it is immune to any further attempts you make to dominate it through this power so long as it is conscious and until it takes a short or long rest.

 You target one creature that shares a common language with you and isn't hostile toward you. After the power ends, the creature is aware that it acted against its own volition and becomes hostile toward you.

On a failed save, a target is compelled to treat you favorably. You have advantage on Charisma checks against this creature.

0. When you spend at least 1 power point to augment this power, you can target a hostile creature.

1. You charm one creature that fails its saving throw for however long this power remains in effect, provided you and your companions cause it no harm once you charm it. The creature regards you as a friendly acquaintance.

2. Your target no longer becomes hostile after the power ends and instead regards the time spent under this power’s influence as a hazy memory.

3. You compel your target to take a simple action in alignment to its nature, such as to stop attacking or leave an area. A creature failing its save is charmed by you and will follow the suggested action if it is something the creature would be inclined to do.

4. You no longer need to share a common language with your target.

5. On a failed save, the target is compelled to take one action or a connected series of actions, such as going to a building to retrieve documents and bring them to you. The target won’t act in a manner against its nature, nor will it take an action which can cause it harm. If commanded to do such, the creature makes a new saving throw against the effect, ending the power on a success. Regardless of the roll, it won’t carry out the command.

You can empower this augmentation to force the creature to act in a way against its nature or to take an action that can cause it harm by spending 4 additional power points (9). It still makes a new saving throw when you do so.

7. You impose your will upon a creature that fails its saving throw. As part of the action to manifest this power, and by using your action on subsequent turns, you control the creature. You can make the creature use any action or ability it is capable. You are aware of all abilities the creature is aware it possesses. The creature will take the actions you direct on its next turn.

Whenever the creature suffers damage, it makes a new saving throw to escape the domination. If the creature is ever outside the range of this power, it is immediately freed of your control.

You can empower this augmentation by spending 8 additional power points (15). You can mentally direct the creature to perform simple or general courses of action, such as “Attack that creature,” “Run over there,” or “Fetch that object” without using your action during your turn. The creature will complete the objective to the best of its ability. If the creature completes the objective and receives no further order from you, it will wait and defend itself to the best of its ability.

11. You instill a psychological compulsion in your target which takes one of the following effects:

Psychic Static

Telepathy

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture

You create psychic noise that disrupts or impairs psionic powers and effects. One creature in range must make a Charisma saving throw. On a failed save, the target’s power save DC and power attack modifier are reduced by 1. This effect ends after it has manifested a power or when this power is no longer in effect.

Unless this power is manifested as a sphere, at the end of each of its turns, a target may make a new saving throw. On a successful save, this power no longer affects it.

If a spell or effect has the psionic tag, it is treated as a power for the purpose of this power. Adjust the appropriate game statistic in these cases.

1. As long as this power remains in effect, the target reduces its power save DC and attack modifier on the first

power it manifests which requires an attack roll or saving throw each turn.

2. You reduce a target's power attack modifier and power save DC by an additional 1. You can take this augmentation multiple times up to 8 power points.

2. You affect one additional creature within range. You can take this augmentation multiple times.

3. When a target that failed its saving throw manifests a power, a feedback loop is created within its mind. It can’t take reactions as long as the power remains in effect.

4. You target a 10-foot radius sphere centered at a point within range instead of a creature. Each creature within the sphere when you manifest this power, who enters or reenters it, or who starts its turn there must succeed on a Charisma saving throw or suffer the effects of this power. If a creature leaves the area, it is no longer affected by this power at the end of its turn.

You can empower this augmentation, increasing the radius of the sphere by 5 feet for every 2 additional power points you spend.

You can also empower this augmentation to create a psionic suppression field by spending 7 additional power points (11). Psionic powers, psychic effects, and spells and similar effects with the psionic tag fizzle inside the sphere and can't protrude into it. Any resource expended to manifest a fizzled effect is consumed. Also, a Spiritfont is suppressed within the field, and is treated as being dormant.

5. On a failed save, a target's spirit is disrupted. As long as this power is in effect, any time the target attempts to use a psionic power, psychic feature, or spell or other effect with the psionic tag, it must succeed on a DC 13 ability check using it manifesting or spellcasting ability as appropriate. If the ability check fails, the power, spell, or effect fails, consuming any resource spent on it.

You can empower this augmentation to increase the DC of the ability check by 1 for every 2 additional power points you spend.

7. On a failed save, the target can’t maintain psionic powers or psychic features while this power remains in effect, ending such effects immediately.

9. On a failed save, a target has the psychic strain condition as long as this power remains in effect.

Psychometry

Clairsentience

• Manifestation Time: 1 minute
• Range: Touch
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 10 minutes
• Detection: Psychic, Visual (glow)

You gain the ability to know the history of a touched object. For every minute you concentrate on this power you can recall one fact from the past of the target. You are able to learn:

• One previous owner (or resident)
• When it was first possessed or last possessed by an owner
• When it was damaged or how it was damage, if the target is destroyed or damaged
• How it was gained or lost by an owner

Puppetry

Psychokinesis

• Manifestation Time: 1 action
• Range: 120 feet
• Maintenance: Concentration up to 1 minute
• Detection: Psychic, Gesture, Visual (glow)

Through telekinetic force, you manipulate a target. When you first manifest this power and on subsequent turns while it is in effect, you can use your action to direct the target as if it were a puppet. It has a flying speed of 30 feet and can hover. Once you make an attack roll with the puppet, you can't manipulate it again until the start of your next turn.