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what are ardents and flawerspawns? and what book are they in?

they are classes, as you can see by this sheet.
so can i Play? i wont get to play that often but i will get on at least once a day, most likely in the morning, but thats just till, like monday.

I am only going to say this once more tell me what you voted for otherwise this campaign is neutral


also I will need to see character submissions by this friday game starts either this weekend or monday

nuetral as well.

jaistlin, that is probably why i wouldn't play in your games. lol. i love psionics, i like the power point system rather then the spells per day system. i like being able to choose between which powers to use at any time.

i like it cause you still have to decide how much PP you spend and when you think you need to use it.

I go with a little bit of both ways. Personally, I don't like having to prepare a list of spells every single day from a spellbook, like a wizards does, but I find that I can bear using Cleric and Druid spell lists because tbey have automatic access to everything on their spell list.

Personally, my favorite class is the sorcerer, because if you build a sorcerer correctly, he can be almost as utilitarian as a wizard, but with more spells per day (plus access to all those draconic and dragon-related feats and spells biggrin )

I find psionics to be an acceptable and (now) balanced alternative to a typical spell user. In fact, in Unearthed Arcana Wizards of the Coast introduced a "Spell Points" system that works exactly as power points do for psionic charecters.

they are kinda still ridiculous, not as much as they used to though, i mean, i played a thri kreen psy warr in 3.0, and i used the acid thing for 3 PP that gave a +4d6 to all my natural atks, which there was 5(4 claws and a bite) and slautered everything basically.
but now its better cause you only get one touch attack that doesnt deal the base damage for 4d6. so now its better at least.

Ya, some of the old psionics stuff was pretty rediculous; i'm personally afraid of the day when someone re-invents the psionic combat system (edit: or the metaconcert power...unlimited power points per day is definately not balanced). However, some of it was also drastically underpowered, because almost all of the 3.0 direct damae spells (like whitefire or concussion) do a set number of damage that doesn't grow with your level (5d4 or 11d6 or etc.)

Then again, it only takes a quick trip to the wizards.com charecter customization threads to prove that there are still much worse problems. For example, with a level 6 dragonfire adept (and access to the epic-level handbook) you can continually transform yourself into a humanoid race with a racial sneak attack of +13d6 eek

Personally, i'd say no one set build (save pun-pun) could be powerful enough to be without endangerment. Anyone who's ever been to RPGA Mark of Heros of Xen'drik Expeditions games can verify this; some of those missions are just plain brutal, hero-killing machines.

And to finally wrap up this overly-long, rambling post of mine: Calimdoras, are sure you don't want to take him up on that multi-classing? If nothing else, you could take a class like barbarian or monk for movespeed, or just rogue for a couple extra skill points, nothing too fancy to it.