| BossPaeGan |
While looking at the Reaver Archetype for the Psychic Warrior, and the class features of the Psychic Warrior, I noticed something:
The Reaver replaces Warrior's Path with Killer's Claim, which effectively prevents a Reaver from gaining all benefits of a Warrior's Path.
Most 'sub'-features of a Warrior's Path are replaced by other abilities.
However, the 6th level PsyWar feature Martial Power is not replaced.
Martial Power allows the following:
"At 6th level, if the psychic warrior makes an attack (but not a ranged touch attack), he can manifest one of his path powers as part of that attack action. The power takes effect immediately after the attack has been finished. Touch range powers are transmitted through the melee attack to the attacked target. You gain the benefits of the power on the attack made, even if the power is what grants the weapon to make the attack. You may only activate a path power in this fashion once per round."
Without a Warrior's Path and its Path Powers, the Martial Power feature is essentially unusable by a Reaver.
My question is thus: What does the Reaver receive, if anything, in place of Martial Power?