Foot in the Grave:
If either body is killed while the power is in effect,
the other participant also dies when the power ends. If
one participant’s body becomes petrified, imprisoned
by temporal stasis or imprisonment, or incapacitated
in some other way, the other participant will be
incapacitated in that way when the power ends.
If either body is killed while the power is in effect,
the other participant also dies when the power ends. If
one participant’s body becomes petrified, imprisoned
by temporal stasis or imprisonment, or incapacitated
in some other way, the other participant will be
incapacitated in that way when the power ends.
Can anyone provide an example/explain the incapacitation clause that applies "to the other participant".
If psion A manifests this on undead B, then psion A becomes undead psionicist B and undead B becomes undead A.
1) The incapacitated effect follows the mind: if the psion is incapacitated in a different body, he is still incapacitated when he returns to his body.
2) The incapacitation stays with the body: the psion, if incapacitated in the undead's body, returns to his regular body, and the undead is incapacitated at the end of the power.
3) The incapacitation backfires: The incapacitation effect is duplicated to the non-incapacitated individual when the power ends.