Long Arm of the Treacher — Epic Psionic Power

Long Arm of the Treacher is a third-party epic psionic power from the Dicefreaks Grimoire of Cosmic Entities Volume One. It creates a remote sensor inside a creature already affected by Trojan Curse, allowing the manifester to perceive through that victim and manifest powers from the sensor’s position.

At a Glance

DisciplineClairsentience
Psicraft DC115
DisplayNone
Manifesting Time10 minutes
RangeSpecial; linked through Trojan Curse
EffectMagical/psionic sensor
Duration20 minutes (dismissible)
Saving ThrowNone
Power ResistanceNo
XP Cost16,700 XP

Development

Development cost1,035,000 gp
Development time21 days
Development XP41,400 XP
SeedReveal (DC 19)
  • See and hear through the sensor: +2 DC.
  • Manifest powers using the sensor as origin: +6 DC.
  • Remove displays: +4 DC.
  • Remove the normal line-of-effect requirement for using the sensor as a remote origin: ×10 factor.
  • Burn 16,700 XP: –167 DC.
  • Increase manifesting time by 9 minutes: –18 DC.
  • Require a target already affected by Trojan Curse: ad hoc –10 DC.

Effect

The power can only be used through a creature already held by Trojan Curse. It establishes a sensor within that creature, letting the manifester see and hear as though present at the target’s location.

For the duration, the sensor can also serve as the origin point for the manifester’s powers, allowing remote manifestation through the compromised creature.

The source attributes the power to Leviathan.

Edition Status

This is third-party epic psionic material for a 3.x-style rules environment. It is not a core modern D&D spell or a standard Pathfinder power.

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Source and Provenance

Source: Grimoire of Cosmic Entities Volume One
Authors: Eli Atkinson, William Church and Serge W. Desir, Jr.
Publisher/community: Dicefreaks d20 Community

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