You reach out to everything that does not have a mind and immediately bring the world around you to a rapid stop. Objects of Huge size or smaller within range become fixed in place. Unlike held weapons and other attended items, worn items (like clothing and armor) are unaffected. Any creature can use an action to try and move an object fixed in place by making a Strength saving throw with disadvantage, ending your concentration on a success.

A burst of flame explodes in a 10-foot radius around a spot you choose within range. The fire spreads around corners and ignites unattended flammable objects. Each creature in the area takes 6d6 fire damage. On a successful Dexterity saving throw, a creature takes half damage.

The damage increases by 1d6 each time your power rating increases beyond III.

Creatures that cannot be charmed are immune to this power. Suggest an activity phrased in a sentence or two. The target is psychically influenced to follow that course of activity. The suggestion must be worded to sound reasonable. Asking the target to perform an action that is obviously harmful to it ends the effect of this power.

The target carries out the activity suggested by you as well as it can. The effect of this power ends early once the target has carried out the activity.

A buckler made of pure psychic energy forms on your forearm, lasting for the duration. The bucker counts as a light shield with the hands-free property. You are considered proficient with the buckler. The power’s effect ends early if you sacrifice the shield (see Shielding in Chapter 3: Equipment).

Surge. You can spend +1 psionic point to form a medium shield with the rebounding property, a heavy shield, or a tower shield instead [requires power rating III].

You create a psychic barrier which blocks extrasensory intrusion. While the power remains active, no clairsentience power can view, sense, or detect the area covered.

Surge. You can spend +1 psionic point to put the barrier in place for the duration of a long rest [requires power rating IV].

You learn a single piece of important information from an object you touch or a location you are in. The size of the location is at the discretion of the Narrator, but is usually not bigger than a single room.

You push a target with pure psychic energy. Make a psionic attack roll against the target’s armor class. On a hit you deal 1d4 force damage and push the target 10 feet. Creatures or objects of size Huge or larger, or objects that are anchored (such as doors) are not pushed, but they still take the damage.

Surge. You can spend +1 psionic point to increase the push effect to 10 feet, and +2 psionic points to affect Huge creatures.

You sense the presence of psychic energies and psionic activities within an object or creature you can touch. You automatically know if the creature or object has been psychically altered or imbued with psychic energy.

Surge. You can spend +1 psionic point to determine the psionic discipline the creature or object has been imbued with.

You pour psionic energy into a creature which has died in the last hour. The target returns to life with full hit points, and is cured of any wounds, poisons or diseases it had at the time of death.

The target has 4 levels of fatigue and 4 levels of strife when it wakes. In addition, you also gain 2 levels of fatigue.

The stress on the target’s physiology is intense; a creature can only be revived with this power once per year.

Surge. You can spend +2 psionic points to resuscitate creatures which have died in the last 24 hours.

You attempt to interrupt a creature in the process of manifesting a psychic power, redirecting it at a target of your choosing. The power’s level must be less than your power rating. Make a manifesting ability check (DC 10 + the power’s level). On a success, you can choose a new target for the creature’s power within the power’s range.

If the creature spent any surge points to manifest its power, you must spend an equivalent number of points to reflect it, otherwise this power fails.