| From: | Mark Steedman <M.J.Steedman@***.RGU.AC.UK> |
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| Subject: | Re: clairvoyance question |
| Date: | Wed, 22 Jan 1997 13:31:07 GMT |
> How does exactly work the clairvoyance spell?
range is success * magic attribute.
Yes i allow it to scan about within the area.
> One of my players wants
> his character to learn it and I still have some questions on its
> effects. Does the voluntary target mean that the spell allows you to
> see through his/her/it eyes? Or that you can make him "clirvoyant"
It means the person it is cast upon must be a willing recipient (it
blocks out their normal vision so would have offensive use otherwise,
also this saves drain). It does not have to be cast on yourself, but
the recipient gets remote vision for themselves (so cast it on a
friend and you get nothing but the +2 for sustaining the spell)
> and he could see as if actually present at any point within the spell
> range?
He'll see as if at a point location, all the areas at once would
confuse the (meta)human brain.
> Could you change the target or point of view without recasting
> the spell?
>
I say yes but the mechanics make no comment at all about this.
Mark
