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1d4chan>Phantom in the Distant Seas at 23:37, 21 July 2020

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	The [[Pathfinder]] port by DreamScarred Press adds two extra features: Surge Blast, a ranged touch attack that makes use of the Psionic Focus feature psionicists use for flat and free damage, and Surge Bond, a selectable sub-class that allows for different effects for their Wild Surge and Enervation while also adding an extra feature down the line.		The [[Pathfinder]] port by DreamScarred Press adds two extra features: Surge Blast, a ranged touch attack that makes use of the Psionic Focus feature psionicists use for flat and free damage, and Surge Bond, a selectable sub-class that allows for different effects for their Wild Surge and Enervation while also adding an extra feature down the line.

	[[~~Dungeons & Dragons~~ Fourth Edition]] also includes Wilders, but in a different way. As of the ''[[Dark Sun]] Campaign Setting'', Wilders are no longer a full class but a theme, a sort of side-class that offers minor features as well as powers to take instead of normal class powers. By default, you get Psychic Surge (An Encounter Implement attack that deals scaling damage lets the next attack crit on an 18+) but lacks any other features, most critical of these being any implement proficiencies. Conversely, this path lacks any sort of restrictions based on what this can be used on, meaning that any character can make use of it regardless of stat focus or playstyle. As for your later powers, you get far more than other themes:		[[4e\|Fourth Edition]] also includes Wilders, but in a different way. As of the ''[[Dark Sun]] Campaign Setting'', Wilders are no longer a full class but a theme, a sort of side-class that offers minor features as well as powers to take instead of normal class powers. By default, you get Psychic Surge (An Encounter Implement attack that deals scaling damage lets the next attack crit on an 18+) but lacks any other features, most critical of these being any implement proficiencies. Conversely, this path lacks any sort of restrictions based on what this can be used on, meaning that any character can make use of it regardless of stat focus or playstyle. As for your later powers, you get far more than other themes:
	*Wilder's Armor (A u2 Encounter minor that gives you +2 to all defenses but also THP equal to 5+Your best stat mod if you crit)		*Wilder's Armor (A u2 Encounter minor that gives you +2 to all defenses but also THP equal to 5+Your best stat mod if you crit)
	*Wildfire Bolt (An e3 Encounter attack with scaling damage that keys off the your best stat and deals ongoing fire damage towards the target and anyone nearby on a crit)		*Wildfire Bolt (An e3 Encounter attack with scaling damage that keys off the your best stat and deals ongoing fire damage towards the target and anyone nearby on a crit)

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1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 01:35, 10 October 2018

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-The '''Wilder''' is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.
+The '''Wilder''' is a [[psion]]icist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion, meaning they key off [[Charisma]] like a [[Sorcerer]]. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, using so much power has repercussions and thus once used Wilders need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how powerful the surge is). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.
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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 09:27, 14 June 2016

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	The Wilder is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.		The '''Wilder''' is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 12:16, 12 September 2014

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	The Wilder is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.		The Wilder is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.

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The Wilder is a psionicist that trades knowing more powers and being able to spam them all the time for the psionic equivalent of a barbarian rage. Wilders cast (or "manifest", if you NEED to be right) their powers off of sheer emotion. Eventually, they can trigger something called a Wild Surge, where they get so full of emotion that they begin casting a few levels up. Of course, after it's over they need to roll to see how bad the backlash is (it can range from stunning them to taking away all their power points, based on how many high-level psionics you manifested). This class, if played correctly, can be absolutely hilarious, as it doesn't state that any specific emotion needs to be used to cause a surge; try making an apathy wilder, or a wilder who casts from confusion, or maybe even one who casts from a hatred of clowns. Incredibly fun to roleplay if you can do it right.