I am still reading through my recently purchased T-20 book and I have a question for this esteemed group.
In the section on Psioncs, page 188 of the book says that "each talent must be selected as it if were a normal feat".
I am reading this correctly, that each different psionic talent, no matter which sphere, will cost a character one of their much needed class or level acquired feats?
I am guessing that the authors wished to limit the power of psionists. I have not seen the beta version of the Psionicist class from the Traveller's Aid yet, so I do not know how this class will acquire its feats for psionic talents, or get bonus feats for these talents.
As an alternative, I would think that it would make more sense to have each sphere of influence cost a feat, and then have the character spend skill points to acquire their talents.
What is the general concensus on the acquisition and use of psionics talents in T-20?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Fleet Admiral J. Quinn
In the section on Psioncs, page 188 of the book says that "each talent must be selected as it if were a normal feat".
I am reading this correctly, that each different psionic talent, no matter which sphere, will cost a character one of their much needed class or level acquired feats?
I am guessing that the authors wished to limit the power of psionists. I have not seen the beta version of the Psionicist class from the Traveller's Aid yet, so I do not know how this class will acquire its feats for psionic talents, or get bonus feats for these talents.
As an alternative, I would think that it would make more sense to have each sphere of influence cost a feat, and then have the character spend skill points to acquire their talents.
What is the general concensus on the acquisition and use of psionics talents in T-20?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Fleet Admiral J. Quinn