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	The Eldar have developed four disciplines of their own; the first two use runes as proxies to manifest psychic powers, so they don't get mind fucked by Slaaneshi daemons the moment they surge in the warp for the power, and they created two disciplines to utilize those runes:		The Eldar have developed four disciplines of their own; the first two use runes as proxies to manifest psychic powers, so they don't get mind fucked by Slaaneshi daemons the moment they surge in the warp for the power, and they created two disciplines to utilize those runes:
	*'''Runes of Fate''' Used by Farseers is kind of like Telepathy and Divination mixed together and shaken a bit - same kind of future telling and mindrape in a slightly different form. Except for Eldritch Storm, which looks like it was pulled form the Sanctic Daemonology.		*'''Runes of Fate''' Used by Farseers is kind of like Telepathy and Divination mixed together and shaken a bit - same kind of future telling and mindrape in a slightly different form. Except for Eldritch Storm, which looks like it was pulled form the Sanctic Daemonology.
			**8th Edition's [[Psychic Awakening]] books introduced '''Runes of Fortune''' as an alternate discipline for Farseers, which focuses less on support than it does combat.
	*'''Runes of Battle''' Used by Warlocks and Spiritseers. Features a set of powers that can be used to buff allies or debuff opponents, most of which don't fit into any of the basic disciplines.		*'''Runes of Battle''' Used by Warlocks and Spiritseers. Features a set of powers that can be used to buff allies or debuff opponents, most of which don't fit into any of the basic disciplines.
	*Harlequin Shadowseers also use their own discipline called '''Phantasmancy''', which is basically Telepathy on an acid trip, as the psyker channels his own killer-clown kind of batshit insanity into people, and polishes it out with hallucinogen grenades thrown on the top.		*Harlequin Shadowseers also use their own discipline called '''Phantasmancy''', which is basically Telepathy on an acid trip, as the psyker channels his own killer-clown kind of batshit insanity into people, and polishes it out with hallucinogen grenades thrown on the top.
	*Eldar Corsairs, being cool space pirates (pre-GW squatting their armylist and the 2022 Kill Team), do not utilize rune stones, and channel psychic powers the old way, at a higher risk of being raped by daemons. Their old-school techniques allow them to use pre-fall magic called '''Aetheromancy''', designed to utilize the Webway (similarly to how Sanctic Daemonologists utilize the Warp), so they can project a guidance map, teleport their allies through it, and create rifts that suck their enemies into it.		*Eldar Corsairs, being cool space pirates (pre-GW squatting their armylist and the 2022 Kill Team), do not utilize rune stones, and channel psychic powers the old way, at a higher risk of being raped by daemons. Their old-school techniques allow them to use pre-fall magic called '''Aetheromancy''', designed to utilize the Webway (similarly to how Sanctic Daemonologists utilize the Warp), so they can project a guidance map, teleport their allies through it, and create rifts that suck their enemies into it.
	*Ynnari bring with them the new Revenant discipline which looks suspiciously like Necromancy but isn't we swear.		*Ynnari bring with them the new '''Revenant''' discipline which looks suspiciously like Necromancy but isn't we swear.
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	===Tyranids===		===Tyranids===
	Similarily, Tyranids, whose psychic powers also run on a collective psychic field, have a specific discipline, which is Telepathy (how else did you think a hive mind of overgrown bugs can communicate?) with a bit of Biomancy and the odd Zoanthrope mind bullet power thrown in.		Similarily, Tyranids, whose psychic powers also run on a collective psychic field, have a specific discipline, which is Telepathy (how else did you think a hive mind of overgrown bugs can communicate?) with a bit of Biomancy and the odd Zoanthrope mind bullet power thrown in.

			Genestealer Cults, being part of the greater Tyranid hivemind, have their own psykers with their own unique discipline which is heavily reliant on Telepathy, with hints of Biomancy and Telekinesis.

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	===Leagues Of Votann===		===Leagues Of Votann===
	The new Squats have a specialized psykers dedicated to talking to the ancient zardoz god machines they call Votann. ~~Being~~ that the ~~lore is fresh out~~ of the ~~stove new, most people haven't got~~ their ~~updated infantryman's uplifting primers advice on how to address Squat magic properly without having to pay them taxes. help~~.		The new Squats have a specialized psykers dedicated to talking to the ancient zardoz god machines they call [[Votann]]. While the average Kin are actually less responsive to the warp, these aging mega-computers do create psychically active Kin, for it is only through psychic powers that certain aspects of their construction can be interfaced. As such, the [[Grimnyr]] who act as the battle psykers of the Leagues use powers that are more along the lines of Technomancy and Biomancy with a bit of Pyromancy on account of their burning grudges.

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	===Leagues Of Votann===		===Leagues Of Votann===
			The new Squats have a specialized psykers dedicated to talking to the ancient zardoz god machines they call Votann. Being that the lore is fresh out of the stove new, most people haven't got their updated infantryman's uplifting primers advice on how to address Squat magic properly without having to pay them taxes. help.

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	*'''[[Nurgle]]''' is like a twisted version of Biomancy, focusing on the psyker spreading the gifts of Papa Nurgle by polluting their surrounding area with his many plagues and contagions, causing most people to succumb and die within minutes. The "beneficial" parts of these are mostly related to raising a recipient's endurance, as the many blessings of Nurgle can do anything from mending grievous wounds in an instant, to granting them inhuman resistance to damage. The [[Death Guard]] have their own discipline with similar effects called the '''Contagion''' discipline.		*'''[[Nurgle]]''' is like a twisted version of Biomancy, focusing on the psyker spreading the gifts of Papa Nurgle by polluting their surrounding area with his many plagues and contagions, causing most people to succumb and die within minutes. The "beneficial" parts of these are mostly related to raising a recipient's endurance, as the many blessings of Nurgle can do anything from mending grievous wounds in an instant, to granting them inhuman resistance to damage. The [[Death Guard]] have their own discipline with similar effects called the '''Contagion''' discipline.
	*'''[[Slaanesh]]''' tends to be the trickiest, focusing on illusions, and manipulating their targets' senses to either control them or drive them into the throes of insanity (Which can either be good or bad depending on the power involved). Slaaneshi powers are a bit similar to Tzeentchian ones, although are focused more around manipulating the physical and mental characteristics of people to the extreme (something they have control over), rather than their fates and surrounding reality (which people typically do not).		*'''[[Slaanesh]]''' tends to be the trickiest, focusing on illusions, and manipulating their targets' senses to either control them or drive them into the throes of insanity (Which can either be good or bad depending on the power involved). Slaaneshi powers are a bit similar to Tzeentchian ones, although are focused more around manipulating the physical and mental characteristics of people to the extreme (something they have control over), rather than their fates and surrounding reality (which people typically do not).
	*'''[[Khorne]]''' views psychic powers as cowards' tools, and so generally gives his followers an anti-psychic boon, and his mortal champion [[Kharn]] has [[Cheese\|immunity to ALL psychic powers.]] If you're willing to relax your lore interpretations a bit, Khorne only hates ''magic'' (I.E: sorcery) so he CAN potentially honor a psychic warrior to fight in his name, as spilling blood with your mental strength (i.e: telekinetically beating someone into a bloody pulp) is just as honorable as spilling blood with your physical strength (along with the mantra: "Khorne does not care where blood floes, only that it does"). His more devout followers however, may not agree with such interpretations, and may just throw a chainaxe at the offending psyker's general direction.		*'''[[Khorne]]''' views psychic powers as cowards' tools, and so generally gives his followers an anti-psychic boon, and his mortal champion [[Kharn]] has [[Cheese\|immunity to ALL psychic powers.]] If you're willing to relax your lore interpretations a bit, Khorne only hates ''magic'' (I.E: sorcery) so he CAN potentially honor a [[The Force\|psychic warrior]] to fight in his name, as spilling blood with your mental strength (i.e: telekinetically beating someone into a bloody pulp) is just as honorable as spilling blood with your physical strength (along with the mantra: "Khorne does not care where blood floes, only that it does"). His more devout followers however, may not agree with such interpretations, and may just throw a chainaxe at the offending psyker's general direction.
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	8E would introduce further disciplines for the first founding chapters, the '''Indomitus''' discipline for the [[Ultramarines]] (a blend of divination, telepathy and telekinesis), the '''Umbramancy''' discipline for the [[Raven Guard]] (an illusion-focused discipline), '''Stormspeaking''' for the [[White Scars]] (Weather manipulation and shamanism) and the '''Promethean''' discipline for the [[Salamanders]] (pyromancy with a bit of biomancy), while Technomancy and Geokinesis were assigned for the [[Iron Hands]] and [[Imperial Fists]] respectively. 9E would provide the '''Xenopurge''' discipline for the [[Deathwatch]], a telepathy-based discipline specially developed to sabotage the various enemies they face.		8E would introduce further disciplines for the first founding chapters, the '''Indomitus''' discipline for the [[Ultramarines]] (a blend of divination, telepathy and telekinesis), the '''Umbramancy''' discipline for the [[Raven Guard]] (an illusion-focused discipline), '''Stormspeaking''' for the [[White Scars]] (Weather manipulation and shamanism) and the '''Promethean''' discipline for the [[Salamanders]] (pyromancy with a bit of biomancy), while Technomancy and Geokinesis were assigned for the [[Iron Hands]] and [[Imperial Fists]] respectively. 9E would provide the '''Xenopurge''' discipline for the [[Deathwatch]], a telepathy-based discipline specially developed to sabotage the various enemies they face.

	It's likely that these abilities, especially Geokinesis and Technomancy, are not actually exclusive to Space Marines, though it seems that the Astra Telepathica considers the five basic disciplines the least difficult on the Psyker's mental health and as such doesn't seem to prioritize their teachings. Astartes Chapter's who like to focus on their own schools of war of course are likely produce psychic Neophytes inclined to the preferred specialized disciplines.		It's likely that these abilities, especially Geokinesis and Technomancy, are not actually exclusive to Space Marines, though it seems that the Astra Telepathica considers the five basic disciplines the least difficult on the Psyker's mental health and as such doesn't seem to prioritize their teachings. Astartes Chapter's who like to focus on their own schools of war of course are likely produce psychic Neophytes inclined to the preferred specialized disciplines. Anyone powerful enough can just flat out bend reality to achieve a desired effect without having to train in it specifically, but this isn't exactly something that's easy in and of itself so the Telepathica almost literally beats out that tendency to just push raw power without discipline until the Psyker is experienced enough.

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	It's likely that these abilities, especially Geokinesis and Technomancy, are not actually exclusive to Space Marines, though it seems that the Astra Telepathica considers the five basic disciplines the least difficult on the Psyker's mental health and as such doesn't seem to prioritize their teachings. Astartes Chapter's who like to focus on their own schools of war of course are likely produce psychic Neophytes inclined to the preferred specialized disciplines.		It's likely that these abilities, especially Geokinesis and Technomancy, are not actually exclusive to Space Marines, though it seems that the Astra Telepathica considers the five basic disciplines the least difficult on the Psyker's mental health and as such doesn't seem to prioritize their teachings. Astartes Chapter's who like to focus on their own schools of war of course are likely produce psychic Neophytes inclined to the preferred specialized disciplines.
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1d4chan>Piroko: /* The Basics */

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The Basics

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	*'''Divination''' is about predicting and tweaking the future. Old and powerful diviners are known to be extremely nerdy, hoarding massive amounts of knowledge about deciphering visions and omens and general theory of the Warp, but this often comes at the price of constant melancholia and depression, as they realize how much of a puppets in the hand of Fate they are. Unless that diviner is Ahriman, who decided to skullfuck Fate and be the one in charge of his own destiny (though even he went though an "I'm just a puppet" emo-phase before it).		*'''Divination''' is about predicting and tweaking the future. Old and powerful diviners are known to be extremely nerdy, hoarding massive amounts of knowledge about deciphering visions and omens and general theory of the Warp, but this often comes at the price of constant melancholia and depression, as they realize how much of a puppets in the hand of Fate they are. Unless that diviner is Ahriman, who decided to skullfuck Fate and be the one in charge of his own destiny (though even he went though an "I'm just a puppet" emo-phase before it).
	*'''Pyromancy''' is about conjuring and throwing fire at people. It comes to no surprise to anyone that pyromancers that happen to live long enough without blowing themselves up often to grow into aggressive pyromaniac hotheads that tend to solve all problems by [[Sisters of Battle\| SCOURGE AND PURGE]].		*'''Pyromancy''' is about conjuring and throwing fire at people. It comes to no surprise to anyone that pyromancers that happen to live long enough without blowing themselves up often to grow into aggressive pyromaniac hotheads that tend to solve all problems by [[Sisters of Battle\| SCOURGE AND PURGE]].
	*'''Telepathy''' is pretty much self-explanatory - reading and translating minds. Mind control and mind rape goes there, as well as invisibility, even though this power renders you invisible to things without minds. In terms of long-term personality changes Telepaths draw the absolutely shortest straw, as over time they "pick up" bits and pieces of personalities of people they mindraped, risking to lose their original selves eventually, and even if they have the will to resist it, they inevitably grow into absolute misanthropes due to knowing too well what [[That Guy\|disgusting things]] people around them think about all the time.		*'''Telepathy''' is pretty much self-explanatory - reading and translating minds. Mind control and mind rape goes there, as well as invisibility, even though this power renders you invisible to things without minds. In terms of long-term personality changes Telepaths draw the absolutely shortest straw, as over time they "pick up" bits and pieces of personalities of people they mindraped, risking to lose their original selves eventually, and even if they have the will to resist it, they inevitably grow into absolute misanthropes due to knowing too well what [[That Guy\|disgusting things]] people around them think about all the time. OTOH, Telepathy is arguably the most useful psychic power; sane telepaths are highly sought after by the Inquisition for their value as intelligence assets.
	*'''Telekinesis''' is also obvious - moving things with a mind. Here also goes psychic shields and somehow dimensional gates. Not much known about how it affects psyker's psyche - old telekines are known to being quite stoic, even stubborn but many unspecialized psykers that manged to survive for long without losing their minds also tend move towards this archetype, so it's debatable whether it's discipline effect or a simple natural selection.		*'''Telekinesis''' is also obvious - moving things with a mind. Here also goes psychic shields and somehow dimensional gates. Not much known about how it affects psyker's psyche - old telekines are known to being quite stoic, even stubborn but many unspecialized psykers that manged to survive for long without losing their minds also tend move towards this archetype, so it's debatable whether it's discipline effect or a simple natural selection.

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	== The Basics ==		== The Basics ==
	There are five "basic" psychic disciplines in the grim darkness of the future. Generally speaking [[psyker]]s prefer to focus on one discipline if they seek more power, but doing so runs the risk of changing their mindset, as connection between psyker's mind and the Warp goes two ways, and if one is to use his mind to alter the Warp, said connection would alter the psyker's mind. Some psykers fight this, some don't, and [[Grimdark\|most don't live long enough for this to take effect.]]		There are five "basic" psychic disciplines in the grim darkness of the future. Generally speaking [[psyker]]s prefer to focus on one discipline if they seek more power, but doing so runs the risk of changing their mindset, as connection between psyker's mind and the Warp goes two ways, and if one is to use his mind to alter the Warp, said connection would alter the psyker's mind. Some psykers fight this, some don't, and [[Grimdark\|most don't live long enough for this to take effect.]]

	*'''Biomancy''' is about flesh/life force manipulation and shooting lightning, somehow (probably bioelectricity, but depending on your interpretation, either pyromancy or telekinesis fits this power better). Old and powerful biomancers tend to become quite sick fucks, building cruel and sadistic tendencies over time.		*'''Biomancy''' is about flesh/life force manipulation and shooting lightning, somehow (probably bioelectricity, but depending on your interpretation, either pyromancy or telekinesis fits this power better). Old and powerful biomancers tend to become quite sick fucks, building cruel and sadistic tendencies over time.
	*'''Divination''' is about predicting and tweaking the future. Old and powerful diviners are known to be extremely nerdy, hoarding massive amounts of knowledge about deciphering visions and omens and general theory of the Warp, but this often comes at the price of constant melancholia and depression, as they realize how much of a puppets in the hand of Fate they are. Unless that diviner is Ahriman, who decided to skullfuck Fate and be the one in charge of his own destiny (though even he went though an "I'm just a puppet" emo-phase before it).		*'''Divination''' is about predicting and tweaking the future. Old and powerful diviners are known to be extremely nerdy, hoarding massive amounts of knowledge about deciphering visions and omens and general theory of the Warp, but this often comes at the price of constant melancholia and depression, as they realize how much of a puppets in the hand of Fate they are. Unless that diviner is Ahriman, who decided to skullfuck Fate and be the one in charge of his own destiny (though even he went though an "I'm just a puppet" emo-phase before it).
	*'''Pyromancy''' is about conjuring and throwing fire at people. It comes to no surprise to anyone that pyromancers that happen to live long enough without blowing themselves up often to grow into aggressive pyromaniac hotheads that tend to solve all problems by [[Sisters of Battle\| SCOURGE AND PURGE]].		*'''Pyromancy''' is about conjuring and throwing fire at people. It comes to no surprise to anyone that pyromancers that happen to live long enough without blowing themselves up often to grow into aggressive pyromaniac hotheads that tend to solve all problems by [[Sisters of Battle\| SCOURGE AND PURGE]].
	*'''Telepathy''' is pretty much self-explanatory - reading and translating minds. Mind control and mind rape goes there, as well as invisibility, even though this power renders you invisible to things without minds. In terms of long-term personality changes Telepaths draw the absolutely shortest straw, as over time they "pick up" bits and pieces of personalities of people they mindraped, risking to lose their original selves eventually, and even if they have the will to resist it, they inevitably grow into absolute misanthropes due to knowing too well what [[That Guy\|disgusting things]] people around them think about all the time. OTOH, Telepathy is arguably the most useful psychic power; sane telepaths are highly sought after by the Inquisition for their value as intelligence assets.		*'''Telepathy''' is pretty much self-explanatory - reading and translating minds. Mind control and mind rape goes there, as well as invisibility, even though this power renders you invisible to things without minds. In terms of long-term personality changes Telepaths draw the absolutely shortest straw, as over time they "pick up" bits and pieces of personalities of people they mindraped, risking to lose their original selves eventually, and even if they have the will to resist it, they inevitably grow into absolute misanthropes due to knowing too well what [[That Guy\|disgusting things]] people around them think about all the time. OTOH, Telepathy is arguably the most useful psychic power; sane telepaths are highly sought after by the Inquisition for their value as intelligence assets.
	*'''Telekinesis''' is also obvious - moving things with a mind. Here also goes psychic shields and somehow dimensional gates. Not much known about how it affects psyker's psyche - old telekines are known to being quite stoic, even stubborn but many unspecialized psykers that manged to survive for long without losing their minds also tend move towards this archetype, so it's debatable whether it's discipline effect or a simple natural selection.		*'''Telekinesis''' is also obvious - moving things with a mind. Here also goes psychic shields and somehow dimensional gates. Not much known about how it affects psyker's psyche - old telekines are known to being quite stoic, even stubborn but many unspecialized psykers that manged to survive for long without losing their minds also tend move towards this archetype, so it's debatable whether it's discipline effect or a simple natural selection.

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	[[File:WeirdboyZzapColored.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Zzap]]		[[File:WeirdboyZzapColored.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Zzap]]
	May or may not be somewhat related to the [[Zzap Weapons]] that the Orks usually use as their equivalent of [[Lasgun\|laser weapons]].		May or may not be somewhat related to the [[Zzap Weapons]] that the Orks usually use as their equivalent of [[Lasgun\|laser weapons]].

	The Zzap is a psychic ability used by Ork Weirdboys to....well...zap enemies and fry them inside out. In some cases, even vaporizing or melting mechanical robots and vehicles in the process. The eyes of the Weirdboy glow a blazing green, discharging an incandescent beam that strikes with the force of a thunderbolt.		The Zzap is a psychic ability used by Ork Weirdboys to....well...zap enemies and fry them inside out. In some cases, even vaporizing or melting mechanical robots and vehicles in the process. The eyes of the Weirdboy glow a blazing green, discharging an incandescent beam that strikes with the force of a thunderbolt.
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	Spaсe Marine librarians have developed not one but FOUR special disciplines, which Chaos Sorcerers rename because they [[Derp\|gotta be]] [[Chaos\|special snowflakes]]:		Spaсe Marine librarians have developed not one but FOUR special disciplines, which Chaos Sorcerers rename because they [[Derp\|gotta be]] [[Chaos\|special snowflakes]]:
	*'''Technomancy/Heretech:''' Telepathy/biomancy for machine spirits rather than living beings, for those who prefer the company of machines or like to wreck enemy ones.		*'''Technomancy/Heretech:''' Telepathy/biomancy for machine spirits rather than living beings, for those who prefer the company of machines or like to wreck enemy ones.
	*'''Fulmination/Ectomancy:''' I have the power! A discipline derived from Biomancy that tosses all the life force/biochemistry shit and focuses solely on the "lightning" bit.		*'''Fulmination/Ectomancy:''' I have the power! A discipline derived from Biomancy that tosses all the life force/biochemistry shit and focuses solely on the "lightning" bit.
	*'''Geokinesis/Geomortis:''' If you ever wanted to be an earthbender this is the discipline for you. Among other things it allows you to move buildings, hills and forests around.		*'''Geokinesis/Geomortis:''' If you ever wanted to be an earthbender this is the discipline for you. Among other things it allows you to move buildings, hills and forests around.
	*'''Librarius/Sinistrum/Dark Hereticus:''' Very Eldar-runes-like telepathy/divination based discipline with trickery thrown in.		*'''Librarius/Sinistrum/Dark Hereticus:''' Very Eldar-runes-like telepathy/divination based discipline with trickery thrown in.