Ebon saints are infiltrators who uncover other's secrets. The Ebon Saint is a prestige class designed mainly for the lurk class, but also available to certain rogues.Designed primarily for wilders, but also available to psions, anarchic initiates gain or improve their ability to invoke wild surges, whilst gaining new abilities derived from their chaotic powers, including the power to tear a breach in reality. The Anarchic Initiate is a psionicist who focuses on the powers contained within the concept of chaos and uncertainty.In addition to the new standard classes, Complete Psionic also introduces eight new prestige classes, adding to the nine in the Expanded Psionics Handbook and the smaller number printed in other Wizards of the Coast supplemental books. An earlier version of the erudite appeared in Dragon Issue #319. Erudites also automatically gain a psicrystal, which are crystals infused with the power of the psionicist's mind. Erudites do not specialise in 'disciplines' as do psions, but they are capable of memorising a virtually unlimited number of psionic powers, at the limitation that they can only manifest a limited number of unique powers each day. Whilst considered a variant, it is not an optional class, but rather a specific type of psion. The Erudite is a variant of the psion contained near the end of Complete Psionic.The two were separated, and the more divinely influenced divine mind was created as a consequence. The ardent and divine mind classes were originally one and the same, but were separated before publication: the background and philosophical identity of the ardent was an original element, whilst this was originally to be combined with the psychic auras of the divine mind. This formatting style resulted in eight prestige classes in Complete Psionic versus thirty-six in Complete Warrior.Ĭomplete Psionic introduces three entirely new classes, and a fourth class, the erudite, which is described as a variant of the psion class. For example, classes and prestige classes include additional information on their role within the game, their organisation and lore. The 160-page book was notable for using a recent formatting style adopted by Wizards of the Coast which generally involves an increase in page count for a given amount of information, by including more background information. Complete Psionic also explores the concept of illithid heritage through new character options: nine illithid heritage feats and a prestige class, the Flayerspawn Psychic. It presents additional material relating to psionics, including three new classes and a variant of the psion, eight new prestige classes, a new psionic race and many feats and psionic powers.
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