Post by Rushlock on Sept 3, 2004 0:25:44 GMT -5
Once created, the stones in Psi-Weapon are to be treated as a modifier.
It does not count as 1 of your 2 actions per turn after the turn it was created.
Psi-Weapon, or any variation of it (it suggests in the book making it of other elements) never creates a tangible weapon. You are merely creating a weapon of a desired shape. If you were using cold or ice as the energy type, I think you would have a blue/cold energy formed into whatever weapon you chose. A solid ice sword isn't going to be very effective anyway
Hope that answers some questions. The first two statements are facts, supported by the game designers back when they actually answered questions for players. The third statement is my opinion, but backed by the fact that Psi-Weapon and it's variations are to be energy, not physical/solid manifestations as described by the book.
But ofcourse since this is the house rules section, liberties can be taken
It does not count as 1 of your 2 actions per turn after the turn it was created.
Psi-Weapon, or any variation of it (it suggests in the book making it of other elements) never creates a tangible weapon. You are merely creating a weapon of a desired shape. If you were using cold or ice as the energy type, I think you would have a blue/cold energy formed into whatever weapon you chose. A solid ice sword isn't going to be very effective anyway
Hope that answers some questions. The first two statements are facts, supported by the game designers back when they actually answered questions for players. The third statement is my opinion, but backed by the fact that Psi-Weapon and it's variations are to be energy, not physical/solid manifestations as described by the book.
But ofcourse since this is the house rules section, liberties can be taken
