| From: | Darrell L. Bowman darrell@******.dhr.state.nc.us |
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| Subject: | Desperate Pathetic Magic Question |
| Date: | Fri, 16 Jul 1999 12:05:53 -0400 |
> In 2nd or 3rd edition, people with thermographic
> vision can see someone who is invisible. Invisibility
> makes it so people cant see you with normal vision, it does not lower your
> body temperature.
Hmm,... I've always just agreed with my GM on this one
(Mike, Smilin' Jack). But now I'm starting to wonder. I re-read
the spell description before responding to this. The spell
invisibility says that it "makes the subject invisible to normal
vision." So, does that mean that a dwarf or troll can see an
invisible person with thermo?
Improved invisibility "affects technological sensors as well."
I'm up in the air about this now. Define "normal vision." If
thermo is not considered normal, then I don't know why a
sensor with themo wouldn't pick up someone who was under
an improved invisibility spell.
---
Are you with us Kareena?
Of course I'm with you, you quaalz-headed fool! The
Horror's going to eat our brains. You know that, don't you?
-- Kareena, Dwarf Swordmaster and Delain, Human
Troubadour from Kaer Moar.
_Lost Kaer_, by Nigel Findley
Nightshade, Human Racoon Shaman
or
Raven, Elven Irish Rigger with an attitude.
Darrell Bowman
darrell@******.dhr.state.nc.us
