Might as well make sure those shady ability check rolls don’t kill you, right? Roll those d6s or d8s as you wish! After level 9, you’ll want to save this ability for just the most important rolls that you missed. Until level 9, you have nothing else to use psionic energy on. You expend the die only if the roll succeeds. When your nonpsionic training fails you, your psionic power can help: if you fail an ability check using a skill or tool with which you have proficiency, you can roll one Psionic Energy die and add the number rolled to the check, potentially turning failure into success. Right now, you can spend your Psionic Energy to manifest these two abilities. You regain all of your psionic energy after a long rest, and may use a bonus action to regain one die once per any rest (long or short). They start as a d6, and increase once at level 5, 11, and 17 (d8, d10, d12). These dice are in a pool equal to double your proficiency bonus (4 at level 3, 6 at level 5, 8 at level 9, 10 at level 13, 12 at level 17). Psionic PowerĪt level 3, you gain a pool of psionic dice called Psionic Energy. So, especially early on, this class can become annoyingly low on resources, and then be forced to use basic rogue features. This doesn’t make them better than a rogue subclass just the base rogue gets extra skills, extra damage, more utility, and even some defense, though at the cost of being based on a pool of dice. The Soulknife is a resource-based rogue that basically gets a little better than a rogue on all accounts. Conclusion – Our Take on the Soulknife Rogue.
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