From:	The Jestyr <s421539@*******.gu.edu.au>
Subject:	Re: Cyberjunkies
Date:	Mon, 9 Sep 1996 13:58:27 +1000 (EST)

> >>Err, I guess you all forgot that Physical Invisibility only allows machines
> >to be affected by the spell, right?
> >
>
> Actually, since ultrasound isn't quite a mechanical means, I mean, the
> object is still there, it just doesn't register. Ahhh, we had quite a bit
> of debate over this, so we just decided that Ultrasound COULD pick it up...
> It was one of those things where it was questionable, so our GM made a choice...
> Umm, what does everyone else think on this subject? I can see both sides
> of the coin.

Wellllll... not sure here </divert flame on> but afaik Invisibility and
all its cousins bend light around the subject to make it appear
invisible. The subject and the targets depend on the spell, but all the
spells have this in common: they bend light. Thus they work against IR &
laser sights, but since Ultrasound is NOT light <grin> I wouldn't rule
that any invisibility spell would work against it. Of course, you could
use a Silence spell (or similar) to great effect there...


Lady Jestyr

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