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Authors: Brian Dupuis, Michel Fiallo-Perez, Greg Jacob, Jeremy SmithEditing: Brian Dupuis

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Introduction 1

Using This Book 1Hyperconscious 1Discipline vs. Devotion 2Rules Replacements 2An Island of Dreams 2

Chapter 1: Races 3Racial Paragon Classes 3

Dromite Paragon 3Duergar Paragon 5Elan Paragon 6Half-Giant Paragon 7Maenad Paragon 8Xeph Paragon 9

Racial Specialty Levels 10Dromite Ranger 10

Dromite Society Mind 11Duergar Egoist 11Duergar Fighter 12Elan Monk 13Elan Psion 13Half-Giant Psychic Warrior 14Half-Giant Soulknife 15Maenad Fighter 15Maenad Wilder 16Xeph Monk 17Xeph Soulknife 17

Chapter 2: Classes 19Devoted Psion 19Marksman 22Society Mind 29

Chapter 3: Feats 37 New Feats 37Assassin Training 37Course Correction 37Craft Cognizance Crystal 37Craft Crystalic 37Communal Exemplar 39Deceptive Blade 39Duck and Weave 39Dueling Blade 39Durable Mind 40Exotic Mind Blade 40Falling With Style 40Fill The Blade 40Focused Dreamer 40

Formbinding 40Harmonic Resonance 40Hawkeye 41Improved Power By Proxy 41Lend Health 41Luck Doesnt Stop Me 41

Master Formbinder 42

Master of Mantras 42Mental Dampening 42Mentally Inconspicuous 42Mind Blade Finesse 42Mind Blade Kensai 42On Fire 42Out of Mind, Out of Sight 43Personality Purge 43Poison Mastery 44Poisoned Blade 44Power By Proxy 45Psicrystal Afnity 45Psychic Substitution 45Psychokinetic Fist 45Quickshaper 45Reckless Blade 46

Renewal 46Shieldwarden of Maenae 46Shuriken Mind Blade 46Soul Buffer 46Subconscious Containment 46Subconscious Reexes 47Vigilance of the Giants 47Web of Inuence 47Xeph Bladestorm 48MANTRAS 48Blade of the Champion 48Burst of the Cheetah 48Claws of the Tiger 48Eye of the Storm 48Fangs of the Cobra 49Final Strike of the Executioner 50

Patience of the Hunter 50Presence of the Master 50Riding the Waves 50Roots of the Mountain 50Spirit of the Attuned 51Student of the Mind 51Swift as the Shadows 51Way of the Empty Palm 51Way of the Warrior 51Wrath of the Dragon 51

Chapter 4: Prestige Classes 52Amalgamist 53Anyform Savant 57Energist 60Enlightened Exemplar 63

Enlightened Protector 67Knight Meditant 70Maverick Voidshaper 72Phenotype Impressionist 75Psicrystal Imprinter 78Psychic Acrobat 81

Seidmadr 84

Sighted Seeker 87Chapter 5: NPCs and Organizations 93Augur 93Organizations 94

Organizational Specialty Levels 94Cosmic Echoes 95

Harmonizer 96The Mindwatch 97

Psychic Watchman 98The Enlightenment 99

Chapter 6: Powers 101Marksman Powers 102Psion / Wilder Powers 103Psion Devotion Powers 103Psychic Warrior Powers 104

Society Mind Power 104Power Descriptions 106

Chapter 8: Items 129Crystalics 129Focus Crystals 130Impression Crystals 130Mind Stones 130Psicrowns 131Universal Items 132Special Materials 133

Chapter 8: Monsters 135Astral Juggernaut 135Ego Dragons 136

Logos Dragon 137

Pathos Dragon 139Cerebral Stalker 141The Nameless Fear 142

Larval Nameless 142Augmented Nameless Template 144Dire Nightmare Prestige Class 145Dreamscarred 148Fear Spawn 149

Psionic Constructs 150Crystalline Construct 150Sonic Construct 151

The Mindborn 153

Appendix 157Variant Soulknife 157Variant Wilder 159

Epic-Level Psionic Characters 161 New Epic Feats 162Open Gaming License (OGL) 164

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Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics initially began as a pet project of four guys who really liked psionics.They liked it so much, in fact, that when a new psionic sourcebook was released, they realized that they could do what thatother book had tried to do, and do it even better.

After six months of online collaboration, many conversations well into the morning hours, countless rewrites, redesigns,rejected ideas, and new innovations, the rst publically available version of Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics was released in July 2006 - only from the Dreamscarred Press website, and only announced at one psionics forum.

The response was staggering , especially for a publishing company created solely to distribute this fan-created work.Pre-orders for the book literally ooded in. Of course, at a whopping $5 per book, given that the early estimate was over 100 pages of new material, it was a bargain, even from a team of new authors.

The initial release had absolutely no artwork - except for some amateur tribal tattoo designs passed through some lters.

The initial release directly paid for illustrations for the print release, and while there have been mixed reactions to theartwork, for an upstart company with virtually no funds, it was a major victory - each author holding a printed copy of hisown work, with his name in the credits, a full-color cover, looking like a real RPG book.

It has been just over a year since the initial release of Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics . In that time,Dreamscarred Press has expanded its staff, its product lines, its website, and the storefronts where its products can be

purchased. It has released another major book, The Mind Divine , a handful of High Psionics supplements, and has severalother product lines in development. A printed version of Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics shipped to dozensof customers in a variety of nations around the globe. Some have even said we provide the best psionics support in theindustry today. All because four guys on a message board decided they could do it, and do it better.

We would like to give our heartfelt thanks to our readers - your support has made all this possible. Were psionics fans just like you, and all were out to do is provide what we feel is the best psionics material. We may not always get it right- but were going to do everything in our power to try.

Jeremy Smith, Co-Founder Dreamscarred Press

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Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics

Rajrin: The Dreamy Isle. Its tales have served asbuilding blocks in the creative unconscious of society.

However, this island of the mind is more than just amythical construction it has appeared in reality, and brings with it a vast wellspring of untapped potential

Welcome to Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics , a sourcebook expanding psionics in your games.Within these pages you will nd a host of new options for

psionic characters, including feats, prestige classes, and powers. Characters belonging to a psionic race will alsond some special options relating to the unique strengthsand characteristics of their race. GMs, as well, should ndmaterial up their alley, ranging from psionic organizationsand NPCs to a host of vicious monsters, including onegroup of monsters able to serve as an entire campaignfocus.

However, all of this would be difcult to integrate intoan existing game. So, weve done the work for you. Rajrin,the Dreamy Isle, serves as a featured adventure setting for Untapped Potential . While it is not necessary to referenceRajrins unique characteristics in your games at all, theisland can be easily inserted into any game world, and canserve as a wonderful source of adventure as well as analternative to the usual revisionist approaches neededwhen using a new game supplement. In games that arelooking to introduce psionics as a whole as opposed to justthe new material in this book, it can serve as a vehicle for that delivery as well with minimal changes. In order tofacilitate the diverse nature of one campaign to the next,the specics of Rajrin are left deliberately vague, to beadjusted to best suit your game. For more information onthis strange place, see below. If youd rather treat this book like other sourcebooks, nothing is stopping you simplyignore references to Rajrin and the entire book becomessetting-neutral.

With this in mind, welcome to the shores of Rajrin,where you may witness rsthand the untapped potential of a mind unbound

USING THIS BOOK Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics expands

on Open Game Content presented in the Expanded Psionics Handbook . The symbol UT is used throughoutUntapped Potential to indicate material introduced in this

book. Supplemental information may be found online atthis books website, at . Additional material, such as web enhancements,will be collected on this site.

HYPERCONSCIOUSUntapped Potential contains references to Open GameContent that appeared originally in Hyperconscious:

Explorations in Psionics, by Bruce. R. Cordell. Hyperconscious is not required to enjoy Untapped Potential , but your play experience may be enhanced by using these two books together. Except for a singlefeat, Untapped Potential does not reprint material from

Hyperconscious . Rather, the HC symbol is used to denoteif a particular element originated there, and sidebarsthroughout the book provide alternatives if you are notusing Hyperconscious.

If you are using the Mindscapes psionic combat system,you will need to know the following information:

The following classes use the good mode check progression: devoted psion, society mind, energist,enlightened exemplar, psicrystal imprinter, seidmadr, andsighted seeker.

The following classes use the average mode check progression: marksman, amalgamist, anyform savant,enlightened protector, knight meditant, maverick voidshaper, phenotype impressionist, and psychicacrobat.

Every monster (and NPC) presented in this book has itsmindscape mode check bonus listed with its resting modein its statistics block. As normal for psionic monsters, every

psionic monster in this book uses the good mode check progression, including the templated monsters. However,the dire nightmare prestige class (for the Nameless Fear)uses the average mode check progression. A few monstershave special abilities based on the Mindscapes system: if you are not using this system, alternate versions have been

provided in the individual ability descriptions.Many monsters (particularly those of the Nameless

Fear) have the dreamborn subtype, which appears in Hyperconscious and belongs to creatures comprised,at least partially, of the stuff of dreams . If you do nothave access to Hyperconscious , treat a creature with thedreamborn subtype as having a 20% miss chance against

all attacks (physical or not), due to the creatures hazy, out-of-focus appearance. This isnt an incorporeal miss chanceor concealment, so ghost touch weapons or concealment-reducing effects do not ignore this miss chance, but other effects that ignore miss chances altogether (such as anaugmented the arrow knows the way UT power or any area-effect spell or power) can affect a dreamborn creaturenormally.

The psionic classes introduced in this book with unique power lists (the marksman, society mind, and sightedseeker) have powers from Hyperconscious presented on

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army the PCs work for, fellow competitors in an archerycontest, or even just a amboyantly good darts-player atthe tavern. Any or all of these work well for PC marksmenintroducing themselves to the party as well. Adversarialmarksmen work best in a snipers role, but remember anenemy the party doesnt spot is an enemy they dont learnto recognize.

Adaptation: Marksmen are relatively easy to adapt,

as they exist in such a wide niche of avor. Instead of relying on intuition, perhaps marksmen in your game arethe chosen of the deities of luck, and draw their power from there. Maybe there are no organized marksmen,instead it being a solitary path. Perhaps, in your game, themarksmen are one of the products of a breeding programfor elite psionic supersoldiers.

Forcing marksmen to choose a single signature style(instead of choosing at each stage) forces the class intoa more rigid structure, as does altering the signature styleoptions. If your campaign features other broad classes of ranged weapons -- for instance, gunpowder pistols or ries-- then marksmen certainly should have new signaturestyles for each broad weapon class, reecting the nuancesof such a style.

Encounters: NPC marksmen likely are either colorfulcharacters encountered in nonlethal (yet preferablycompetitive) environments such as archery competitionsor the dartboard at the local pub, or deadly professionalsthat the PCs may never actually see in person, strikingfrom the distant shadows. Although marksmen (especiallycrossbow marksmen) make excellent snipers, the PCsshould have some method of identifying their foe at some

point an enemy that remains hidden and nameless isntan enemy that the PCs will recognize later.

SOCIETY MINDCare to share your thoughts?

- Jaieth, human society mind

A network is a pattern that naturally arises whenever multiple objects interact with each other with sharedconsequences. All organic life is a network of such patterns,

blood and esh and wood and earth working unconsciouslytowards the goal of survival. Even unliving things, thedancing stars in the sky and the slow geologic gatheringof mountains follow certain guidelines. Thinking beingsfollow patterns far more complex, of emotions, dreamsand ideas. These networks, and the mind they form, arewhat power a society mind.

MAKING A SOCIETY MINDSociety minds must choose their powers known every

day after resting and meditating on the greater pattern of things. Like a wilder, a society mind has very few powersknown, but a society mind can change his powers knownfrom day to day. A society mind uses power points and canaugment his powers like any other manifesting class.

In addition, society minds also have the unique abilityto enter into a worldthought network with other beings,through which the society mind can strengthen his allies,as well as weaken and subvert his foes.

Races: Society minds tend to show up mostly in thesocial races, or in the nomadic races that travel and seemany lands. Humans and halings, qualifying on bothaccounts, produce numerous society minds. Dromites

make great society minds, as the power of the class is oftena simple extension of their hive mind paradigm onto therest of the world.

Alignment: Society minds tend most often to be neutralin both ethical and moral perspectives; the constant view of the larger trends leaves many society minds impartial andaloof. This is not always the case, though. Good societyminds seek to harmonize with the ow of others thoughtsand bring all conicts to a constructive resolution, whileevil society minds leech off the mental powers of thecommunities they live in and feel that their powers andunique position within the greater mind marks them asobviously superior.

GAME RULE INFORMATIONSociety minds have the following game statistics.

Abilities: Wisdom determines what level of psionic power a society mind can manifest, how hard his powersare to resist, and his bonus power points per day. Charismais useful to a few society mind abilities and a number of society mind skills, and a society mind needs Constitutionfor more hit points.

Alignment: AnyHit Die: d6Starting Gold: 4d4 x 10 (100 gp)

Starting Age: Complex (as psion)

CLASS SKILLS The society minds class skills are Autohypnosis, Bluff,

Craft, Concentration, Diplomacy, Gather Information,Heal, Intimidate, Knowledge (Psionics),Knowledge(History), Knowledge (Local), Listen, Perform, Profession,Psicraft, Sense Motive, Speak Language, Survival.

Skill Points at 1st level: (4 + Int modier) x 4Skill Points at Each Additional Level: 4 + Int

modier

CLASS FEATURES Your psionic powers and your worldthought network

are your most vital abilities. Helping your allies - whether by enhancing them or making your enemies weaker - iswhat you do best.

Weapon and Armor Prociency: Society minds are procient with all simple weapons and light armor. Armor does not, however, interfere with the manifestation of

powers.Power Points/Day: A society minds ability to manifest

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form involves the amalgamist calling ectoplasm aroundthe crystalic arm, and condensing it into the shape of hisdesire, using his limb as a framework. An amalgamistmay not form just anything using this ability, though heis limited by his own prowess with the limb, which isrepresented by restructuring points. An amalgamist hasa number of restructuring points equal to his key abilitymodier for manifesting, plus one restructuring point per

class level. Restructuring points are not lost once they areused to shape a crystalic limb; the next time the limb isrecongured, all the points are regained and new optionsmay be chosen. Restructuring a crystalic limb normallytakes ten minutes of concentration, but experiencedamalgamists may perform this task in less time (see

below).Sample congurations are listed below, along

with their cost in restructuring points. These areall actual extensions of a limb, and as such cannot

be disarmed or dropped. An amalgamist cannotinvest more restructuring points in any one of these options than his class level.

Tool (1 point): The ectoplasm forms any of the metal tools or basic equipment (as foundon Table 7-8 in the Players Handbook) thatthe amalgamist could comfortably carry inone hand. He may rotate between a handform and a tool form as a free action. If this ability is selected more than once,the amalgamist may only emulate onetool at a time, but can switch betweenthem with a free action.

Extension (1pt): As a moveaction, an amalgamist may

elongate his wrist to up to 50ft., granting his hand the abilityto afx to objects. The arm issuitable for use as rope in thisform (treat it as a steel chain),

but is not strong enough to moveindependently while extended.Another move action may be spentto retract the hand, if it is not attached toanything, returning the arm to normal. If thearm is sundered in this form, the amalgamisttakes 2 points of Strength damage, and histotal available restructuring points are reduced by however

many points he had invested in extension until he repairsthe limb through the Craft Crystalic UT feat (as if repairinga psionic item).

If the amalgamist instead invests 2 points, byconcentrating, he may slowly move his extended armas if it were his normal arm, accomplishing anything hecould with the far hand power (although the limb must beable to physically reach the object and the amalgamist isstill limited by his senses). Each additional point invested

beyond the base cost increases the length by 20 ft.Claw (2 points): The amalgamist calls ectoplasm around

his crystalic limb in the form of a claw, gaining a clawattack that deals 1d6 slashing damage if he is Medium-sized. If he is a larger or smaller size, adjust the damageaccordingly to the size difference. This claw has a +1enhancement bonus to attack and damage rolls, is treatedas psionic for purposes of damage reduction, and may beused as a primary or secondary natural attack as normal.

For every additional two points used, the claws

enhancement bonus increases by 1. Enhanced strength (2 points): An amalgamist may

psychokinetically increase the strength of his crystaliclimb, gaining a +2 competence bonus on all Strengthchecks and Strength-based skill checks involving the useof the crystalic limb. For each 2 additional points invested,the competence bonus increases by 2.

Sensor (3 points): The amalgamist gain the ability tosee from his hand as if it had the Sighted ability of a

psicrystal while he concentrates. This means, in part,that he could look around corners by holding his

hand out or combining it with the extension option. If the amalgamists normal

visual or auditory senses are somehowimpeded, the sensor s input for that

sense automatically replaces them(without the need to concentrate),

allowing him to remainfunctioning normally.

If the amalgamist insteadinvests 5 points, in additionto the normal sensor

benets, he also gainstremorsense out to 20 ft. fromhis hand by placing it on the

ground. Every additional point invested in sensor increases the range of the Sighted ability (andtremorsense, if available)

by 10 ft.Shield (1 point): Ectoplasm

forms a thick, wall-like surfaceextending from the forearm,forming a buckler or a smallor large shield (chosen at thetime of restructuring) with a +1

enhancement bonus. For each additional point invested, the

shields enhancement bonus increases by 1, to a maximumof +5.

Sonokinesis (3 points): The amalgamists st becomes broader and his wrist reinforces its connection to the arm.While making an attack with his crystalic limb (either anunarmed strike or using the claw or weapon options), anamalgamist using sonokinesis may imbue it with sonicenergy. Doing so imposes a -2 penalty to damage (and doesnot change the damage type), but allows him to ignore upto 10 points of an objects hardness. This is most frequentlyused when sundering weapons or breaking doors. If he

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Concentration, Craft, Diplomacy, Forgery, Gather Information, Heal, Intimidate, Knowledge (any),Profession, Psicraft, Sense Motive, Use Psionic Device.

Skill Points at Each Level: 4 + Int modier (or four times this number as a beginning character).

CLASS FEATURESAll the following are class features of the augur.

Power Points/Day: An augurs ability to manifest powers is limited by the power points she has available.Her base daily allotment of power points is given on Table5-1: The Augur. In addition, she receives bonus

power points per day if she has a high Wisdomscore (see Table: Ability Modiers and BonusPower Points). Her race may also provide

bonus power points per day, as may certainfeats and items.

Powers Known: An augur begins playknowing no psionic powers, althoughshe may learn them with experience.Augurs learn powers differently fromother classes they gain potential, butno actual ability to manifest withoutadditional effort. An augur has amaximum number of powers thatshe can learn, but in order to actuallylearn any powers, she must researchthem by expending part of her soul inthe form of XP (see IndependentResearch in the Expanded

Psionics Handbook ). After she has learned a power, anaugur can manifest it or any

other power she knows thathas a power point cost equalto or lower than her manifester level.

The total number of powers an augur canmanifest in a day is limited only by her daily

power points.An augur simply knows her powers; they are ingrained

in her soul. She does not need to prepare them (in the waythat some spellcasters prepare their spells), though shemust get a good nights sleep each day to regain all her spent power points.

The Difculty Class for saving throws against augur

powers is 10 + the powers level + the augurs Wisdommodier. An augurs power list (for the purposes of activating psionic items) is her powers known.

Maximum Power Level Known: An augur begins play with the ability to learn 1st-level powers (althoughshe does not begin knowing any, she may still learn themlater through independent research). As she attains higher levels, she may gain the ability to master more complex

powers.To learn or manifest a power, an augur must have a

Wisdom score of at least 10 + the powers level.

Augury (Su): An augurs role in the community isdened by her ability to glimpse the future. By meditatingfor 5 minutes, she gains the benets of an augury spell (inChapter 11: Spells in the Players Handbook ). No focusor material components are required, although the basechance of the effect succeeding is only 50% +2% per classlevel. An augur may attempt an augury more than once

per day, although each additional attempt costs the same

amount of power points as the last attempt +1 additional power point.

Granted Knowledge: An augur gains the ExpandedKnowledge feat as a bonus feat at level 4 and every four

levels after that (levels 8, 12, 16, and 20). However,an augurs choice is limited to powers on the psion/wilder list for these bonus feats. She may still select

from other lists if she selects Expanded Knowledgenormally.

ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATIONAL PRESTIGECLASS SPECIALTY LEVELS

Sometimes, organizations have unique prestige classes that illustrate their impact

to the world in game-mechanical terms.These classes reect the strengths and

unique style of that group, givinga character a sense of pride in

their membership. This iscertainly the case with theEnlightenment in this book (with two prestige classes

of its own). However, its alsoquite common to have developed anorganization without its own unique

prestige classes, particularly in campaignworlds that incorporate previously-published

material. Perhaps you want a distinct prestigeclass with new abilities tied to the organizations outlook,or perhaps you just want to distinguish your own KnightsObsidian from the similar (and already published) KnightsMeditant in your game. Thats where organizationalspecialty levels come in.

These operate just as racial specialty levels (see chapter 1: Races) in most respects. When you could gain one of the

indicated levels of a particular prestige class, and you meetthe unique organizational requirement, you can choose togain the organizational specialty level instead. Possessingeven one specialty level usually renames the prestige classaccordingly and grants abilities that would normally beslightly stronger than the default prestige class but itcomes at a price. The organizational requirement is treatedas a prerequisite for the class and often includes somedistinct code of conduct. Should you leave the organizationor otherwise violate the requirement, you lose access to the

prestige classs special abilities just as if you had lost any

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