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| − | Psionics are subject to the | + | Psionics are subject to the School of Sinistra. Psionicists are skilled at manipulating other people's thoughts and feelings. |
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| − | While schools like Mentalism | + | While schools like Mentalism - the respectable counterpart of Psionics - or Elementalism concentrate on altering the physical world, Psionicists directly tamper with one's mind. In doing so they force the eyes of their victims to accept an alternative reality as truth to influence their state of mind. Once the spell is cast, the victim can no longer distinguish between the real and fictional world, allowing them to be controlled like a puppet. |
| − | To give a tangible example: If a | + | To give a tangible example: If a Psionicist is confronted with a group of three mercenaries who are threatening him, he is capable of imprinting the belief that his brothers-in-arms are monstrosities in one of them. Provided the spell is successful, the affected mercenary will then turn on his comrades. |
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| + | Another, highly dangerous skill within the discipline of Psionics is the ability to make oneself invisible in the minds of one's enemies, using the aforementioned principle of mental manipulation. Psionicists simply let their enemies' eyes see a version of reality in which they are not present. | ||
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| − | Similar to Entropy which is also part of the | + | Similar to Entropy, which is also part of the School of Sinistra, Psionics are one of the most notorious of the magical disciplines. Use of Psionics is a punishable offense in the civilized world. Due to its inherent dangers, the reason for this should be self-evident. Throughout history, an extensive number of renowned personalities and rulers have fallen victim to Psionicists and have committed crimes while under their spell. |
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Psionics
Psionics are subject to the School of Sinistra. Psionicists are skilled at manipulating other people's thoughts and feelings.
While schools like Mentalism - the respectable counterpart of Psionics - or Elementalism concentrate on altering the physical world, Psionicists directly tamper with one's mind. In doing so they force the eyes of their victims to accept an alternative reality as truth to influence their state of mind. Once the spell is cast, the victim can no longer distinguish between the real and fictional world, allowing them to be controlled like a puppet.
To give a tangible example: If a Psionicist is confronted with a group of three mercenaries who are threatening him, he is capable of imprinting the belief that his brothers-in-arms are monstrosities in one of them. Provided the spell is successful, the affected mercenary will then turn on his comrades.
Another, highly dangerous skill within the discipline of Psionics is the ability to make oneself invisible in the minds of one's enemies, using the aforementioned principle of mental manipulation. Psionicists simply let their enemies' eyes see a version of reality in which they are not present.
Similar to Entropy, which is also part of the School of Sinistra, Psionics are one of the most notorious of the magical disciplines. Use of Psionics is a punishable offense in the civilized world. Due to its inherent dangers, the reason for this should be self-evident. Throughout history, an extensive number of renowned personalities and rulers have fallen victim to Psionicists and have committed crimes while under their spell.
