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Does this mean that at some point there will be a book called "Really Ultimate Psionics, no this time we really mean it?"
Con to Natural armor might be worth considering:
This would also fit thematically with the big bruiser who you cannot hurt
Am I the only one who is a bit "Meh" about this? I don't really use the gods beyond a thumbnail and we already have that - I don't really major on them in anyway in the campaign except for a touch of flavour. This as a campaign hard cover when the Dragon Empires have just been teased, and there has yet to be a soft cover of each area in detail - it seems a waste of a slot. I hope that, if this does not do well, they do not rethink further campaign hard covers, as I don't think this will be typical of the reaction you might get to a book covering countries or areas where you might actually adventure.
There is also a concept that I came across in the series "the Storm light archive" by Brian Sanderson - the Shard wielder These are warrior who summon a super natural blade with special powers (similar to brilliant energy- cutting through/ignoring armour). The blade can also cut stone etc. They split into two sorts - 1) A sort of armour bonded sort who also have shard plate - full plate that gives bonuses to strength and dexterity, with short term boosts to huge bonuses (like catching a claw of a colossal creature, or jumping a chasm). this armour is also immune to brilliant energy by-passing. 2) A sort of assassin type who can bind themselves to other surfaces - walls and ceilings, enabling running on walls, causing items to fall to them or on others. You win a blade by defeating the existing wielder. This might suit a prestige class |