>Actually, as thus presented in EPU canon, not entirely. Thus far, the
>Psi is largely of highly limited types <Star Trek or B5 universe
>versions, plus the Pair, but that's REALLY limited if you think about
>it>. Almost all psi thus far is of the purely mental variety <this is
>always subject to change, who knows what the powers have planned, but
>as it's been seen thus far, and shown in the source materials>. Correction: all *human* psi. Gryph stated, recently, that while humans are typically only telepaths, as are Vulcans, there are races that have instances of telekinetics (fr. ex.). And Kei and Yuri are canon precogs.
>Meanwhile, the Force is largely physical/self contained. Other shoving
>things/people about, making lightning, or internal sensations
><premonitions, Jedi reflexes>. The only exception there is
>communications between Force users, which is far more limited than psi
><ref: Devlin and Amanda> for the purpose.
Well, the only canon Force users that I can think of that have been shown on-camera are: Redneck and his master (and Redneck's biological abilities seem to generally supersede his abilities as a Jedi) and Katsujinkenryuuka (and, maybe Utena, though we're not sure about that yet). Gryph, as a Master, can do things like energy bursts, fading from sight, and the like, which definitely overlap with magic; I'm willing to bet that a sufficiently powerful telepath could at least make himself invisible to the mind (not unlike what Gryph has done).
> Finally, the magic seen thus
>far is utilized for effects neither psi or Force seem to have
>influence over, such as large energy discharges, weather effects,
>teleportation, transmutation, etc.
No argument here about how magic is used. But I'm willing to bet that a mage could readily duplicate the effects of psi and of the Force.
Any canonical answers, or would that be telling?
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