Psion question

Psionic Disciplines of 1st to 3rd rank produce no visual or audible effect. The Psion must still throw a spell packet and connect with the target for the effect to work, and the target may attempt to dodge the spell packet. This method of attack and defense represents the Psion's mind attempting to grapple with the target, and the target's mind attempting to evade.

If both of my arms are broken, can I use Greater Telekinesis to pick up my sword, and then wield it with my own OOG arm, leaving my IG jelly arms flailing about uselessly? Or must I have an NPC hold it for me?

And how does disarm interact with a greater telekinesized weapon?

Bump on these?

For future reference, Rules Marshals are far more likely to see Rules questions on that forum. While I'm able to answer your questions while you're still new, it's still a better idea to post there.

Moostrav Potrevski wrote: Another question if I may ask.
While in battle last event my arm was broken in game. I believe it says in the rule book that although you have to throw a spell packet to use some psionic abilities ,for example "stumble", it still is projected as coming from your mind. I was told I couldn't throw spell packets with that arm, but I still fail to see how that would have effected an attack comes from your mind. Was that the correct thing to do?

It was decided in another thread regarding casting spells while under the effects of manacles or being held, that a Psion could still cast:

A character that is concentrating has no requirements in regards to freedom of movement, or being able to speak or hear, to cast.

So being bound & gagged has no effect if you are a Healer or Psion. If you need to deliver a packet OOG, simply deliver it as normal, and quickly return to the "bound" state via RP. If anyone asks, quietly let them know that you did not move IG, and concentration casting does not require movement, IG.

www.knightrealms.com/forum/realizing-the...d-gagged.html#142796

Jeff is correct, please take all rules and role play questions to the appropriate board and not here.