V should multiclass

[d'Bwobsling]

To psion. He has the inteligence for it, and right now he doesn't seem to care about anyone exept Haley and Roy, who are MIA

Does anyone else agree?

[Magnvo]

Being psychic isn't decided on whether or not you have the intelligence/wisdom/charisma/stat to become one. You don't just become psychic, you have to be born that way and if V were psychic, the signs would have manifested by now.

[tyckspoon]

Unless of course you decide to multiclass to a psychic class, in which case it turns out that you really are psychic and something you've done has awakened your power. Or it's a trainable ability and you've been studying it. That's how multiclassing works in 3rd Edition; it doesn't really matter what the justification is, if you decide to take the class you get whatever backstory is needed. There was a strip about it fairly early on.

On topic, no. V shouldn't pick up an entirely new casting (manifesting) progression class. That would be insanity, from a mechanics and optimization viewpoint. It'd start him way back at 1st-level effects and pretty well prevent him from ever gaining enough power to crack an Epic effect.

[Chronos]

Aside from it being a bad idea, what does only caring about Haley and Roy have to do with anything?

[David Argall]

The standard advice is that a class with full caster levels should not multiclass into anything that dilutes those levels. Taking some levels of pison means V will never cast Discern Location, a spell that is likely of great interest to her at the moment. He is not going to abandon that chance for the sake of a couple of first level effects.