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Subject: Re: Psionic in AD&D. - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 28-Jan-84 04:34:15 EST
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ecn-ee!kechkayl    Jan 28 02:15:00 1984


	If you value your campaign, do not make psionics easy to come
by. Psionics are very powerful, so the chances to get them are low.
Above all, do NOT let wishes affect psionics. I have run in a campaign
where the DM had the following rules:
	
	1: A wish will enable you to acquire psionics.
	2: A wish will let you acquire the minor of your choice.
	3: A wish will let you get a random major.
	4: A wish will increase your strength to 100.
	5: A limited wish will allow you to get a random minor.

He started with only the first rule, and little by little the others
were forced out of him. Allowing the first, he could not reasonably
disallow the others. He admits that he made a bad mistake, and I agree.

				Thomas Ruschak
				ecn-ee!kechkayl