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	For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.		For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.

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	The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' (officially abbreviated as '''XPH''' for no clear reason beyond that the X makes it sound cool) is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, replacing it with a system that's essentially just spells with power points instead of [[Vancian Casting]] instead of all the overcomplicated crap previous editions have used, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]]. It also got rid of that mess known as psionic combat.		The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' (officially abbreviated as '''XPH''' for no clear reason beyond that the X makes it sound cool) is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, replacing it with a system that's essentially just spells with power points instead of [[Vancian Casting]] instead of all the overcomplicated crap previous editions have used, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), and changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]]. It also got rid of that mess known as psionic combat.

	For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.		For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.

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	The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' (officially abbreviated as '''XPH''' for no clear reason beyond that the X makes it sound cool) is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, replacing it with a system that's essentially just spells with power points instead of [[Vancian Casting]] instead of all the overcomplicated crap previous editions have used, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]]. It also got rid of that mess known as psionic combat.		The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' (officially abbreviated as '''XPH''' for no clear reason beyond that the X makes it sound cool) is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, replacing it with a system that's essentially just spells with power points instead of [[Vancian Casting]] instead of all the overcomplicated crap previous editions have used, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]]. It also got rid of that mess known as psionic combat.

	For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.		For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.

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	The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]], and ~~probably does some other bullshit~~ that ~~nobody really paid attention to~~. ~~But~~ the ~~important thing is that~~ it ~~got rid~~ of ~~psionic combat~~.		The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' (officially abbreviated as '''XPH''' for no clear reason beyond that the X makes it sound cool) is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, replacing it with a system that's essentially just spells with power points instead of [[Vancian Casting]] instead of all the overcomplicated crap previous editions have used, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]]. It also got rid of that mess known as psionic combat.

			For whatever reason, most XPH content was released under OGL. XPH’s OGL content has the only mechanical change from closed content to OGL among WotC’s content, as the Slayer [[Prestige Class]] in the OGL release has substantially easier requirements than the [[Illithid]] Slayer found in the book. The two main theories of why are because it was referenced damn near everywhere, and because 3.5 psionics are heavily based on [[D20 Modern]] psionics and that system was already OGL. Whatever the case, this has been a massive blessing for psionics fans, as it enabled a wealth of third party content for the system.

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	The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the Dromite, Half-Giant, and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]], and probably does some other bullshit that nobody really paid attention to. But the important thing is that it got rid of psionic combat.		The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife\|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the [[Dromite]], [[Half-Giant]], and [[Xeph\|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]], and probably does some other bullshit that nobody really paid attention to. But the important thing is that it got rid of psionic combat.

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The '''Expanded Psionics Handbook''' is the [[Dungeons and Dragons]] 3.5e replacement for the [[Psionics Handbook]]. It flushes the psionic combat system down the shitter, adds a new base class (the [[Wilder]]), changes the [[Soulknife|Protoss Zealot]] from a prestige class to a base class, adds several new playable races (like the Dromite, Half-Giant, and [[Xeph|Protoss]]), changes the stats for [[Thri-kreen]], and probably does some other bullshit that nobody really paid attention to. But the important thing is that it got rid of psionic combat.