Lurk (Dungeons & Dragons)

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A lurk is a lightly armoured warrior possessing a similar role to the rogue introduced in the Complete Psionic book. Unlike rogues, however, lurks call upon psionic powers to augment their abilities. They are notable for their ability to perceive the weaknesses of enemies and take advantage of them. A lurk's ability to manifest psionic powers runs parallel to the psychic warrior, but their power list is vastly different. They gain the ability to sneak attack their foes whilst psionically focused, and use a repertoire of psionic abilities called augments. These augments can provide additional damage as well as numerous other effects.

The lurk is similar, but not identical to, the psychic rogue^[1] class published in Wizards of the Coast's official Mind's Eye online supplement.

No currently published race has lurk as its favored class.