You tap into the mind of the target to create a fearsome illusion so complete it can cause psychic harm. Only the target can see this illusion. When you manifest this power and at the end of each of its turns, the target makes a Wisdom saving throw.

On a failed save the target takes 2d10 psychic damage as you manifest one of the following (the effect persists for the duration unless you use a reaction to choose another):

Mundane objects (like rope, vines, blankets, or loose clothing) in a 20-foot square area centered on the target begin writhing and undulating like living creatures. For the duration of the power’s effect, the area is difficult terrain.

A creature in the area when you manifest this power makes a Strength saving throw or becomes restrained as the objects wrap around it. A restrained creature can use its action to make a Strength check against your psionics save DC, freeing itself on a success.

When the power ends, the objects drop harmlessly to the ground.

Psychic power makes you taller and faster. Your size increases by one category and you gain an expertise die on weapon attacks. In addition, your reach increases by 5 feet, your Speed increases by 10 feet, you gain advantage on saving throws against combat maneuvers, and creatures have disadvantage on saving throws made against your maneuver DC.

Surge. You can spend +1 psionic point to target one willing creature instead.

You grab your target with the power of your mind and repeatedly smash it into the ground, the ceiling, walls, or nearby objects. The target makes a Strength saving throw. On a failure the target takes 10d8 bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing (your choice) damage and is knocked prone. On a successful saving throw, the target takes half damage and is not knocked prone.

You use future knowledge to avoid an attack or other effect. As a reaction, after the effects of an attack, power, trap, or other event have been resolved, you can choose to avoid the effects of that event. This avoidance must be possible by the use of actions you are capable of which take one round or less to complete (you cannot dodge an attack while restrained, or move a mile to escape an orbital bombardment, for example) but it does not require any saving throw or ability check.

You can exert your will to manifest a floating safehouse to guard you and those under your protection. The structure counts as a haven and can take any form you imagine (such as a building, garden, spaceship, or the like) that comfortably accommodates 4 Medium creatures and 1 Large creature. The structure occupies a physical space with up to 200 square feet of floor space. Creatures within the safehouse cannot be targeted by a psionic or other supernatural attack.

You fortify yourself with psychic energy. You gain resistance to all damage types, immunity to poison, and advantage on all saving throws. Additionally, when you would take half damage from an effect which deals half damage on a successful  saving throw, you instead take no damage.

You consider the implications of a specific course of action that you intend to take within the next 30 minutes. The Narrator chooses from the following resulting sensations:

• Reassuring Confidence (good results)
• Sense of Dread (bad results)
• Mixed Feelings (both good and bad results)
• Nothing (results that aren’t especially good or bad)

Using this power again to gain intuition about the same course of action grants no additional insight as to its outcome.

You create an invisible forcefield at a point you choose. The forcefield is 1/4 inch thick and can be free floating or resting or connected to a solid surface. You may form it into a hemispherical dome or sphere, either with a radius of up to 10 feet. Alternatively, you may create a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal surface made up of up to a contiguous group of ten 10-foot square sections.

The target, along with all creatures and objects contained therein, is instantly transported to an unoccupied space at a location you have been to before on the same planet.

At power rating VII you can target a space vehicle you are on board and fold space to any planetary system you have been to before. You arrive near that destination in an unoccupied location chosen by the Narrator, typically in orbit of a specific planet, moon, or other satellite.