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Hey, I apologize, I was doing this on my phone and yeah, looks like I fat-fingered into the wrong forum. My apologies!

Wrong forum, flagged for a move.

Cordell Kintner wrote:

Uh, what game system are you talking about?

PF1e Psionics. Third party stuff. It's pretty neat though.

But to answer OP's question as best I can, "ability" isn't a formally defined game term as far as I can tell. Pretty much everything you have that lets you do something is an ability of some kind, so this combo should be fine.

To be honest, we've been using PFSRD as our primary resource for so long, I didn't even notice it was third party.

My personal definition landed on "any ability that requires a character to have a power point pool or to have or expend psionic focus". The new GM is tentatively in agreement, but I would definitely appreciate seeing how others rule.

Hello all! Long time since I last posted (11 years next week!) I am about to turn over my campaign to another GM and join my PCs as a character, and I have a question regarding my build.

I am building a Soulknife and I was going to take Speed of Thought and Persistent Focus (Speed of Thought). But then I realized that if I can apply Persistent Focus to a Blade Skill - in this case, Telekinetic Athleticism - then I can not only save myself a feat, but actually get the benefit of two additional feats as well.

The problem is, how is "psionic ability" defined? If it is simply any ability that requires a psionic focus, then it would seem that this is a legal build. But I would like to confirm for certain how "psionic ability" is defined in this case.

Has somebody posted the pregens yet? I'd hate to tear up a copy to hand out pregens.

I've got my hands on an advanced copy of this in order to run it next weekend. (Naturally, I have been sworn to secrecy regarding the contents of the adventure itself). I am very pleased with the quality of the product. Sixteen full-color glossy pages, most of which feature artwork, not to mention the map & additional artwork on the inside cover ... As freebies go, this is likely to blow whatever that other RPG company is bringing right out of the water.

One word of warning, though: if you are planning to run this for Free RPG Day, try to get your copy a day or two before so that you can make character sheets for the pre-gens. While they are presented in a very stylish way, it's not a very copier-friendly way. Also, two of the pre-gens are printed back-to-back, so you couldn't just pull out the pages even if you were willing to ruin this beautifully-crafted little book.