From:	Adam .. ruckus@********.rr.com
Subject:	Desperate Pathetic Magic Question
Date:	Sun, 25 Jul 1999 23:01:55 -0400

actually the way i always understood it was that when you get cybereyes,
they effectively become part of your body and aura...therefore, even though
you have cybereyes, they are now "assimilated" into your aura and you can
therefore use cybernetic vision (elcectornic magnifiation or no) to cast
LOS spells...as for Thermo or IR, i'm not sure about that...

>> > normal vision. If it's not considered normal vision
>> > then how does a mage with cybereyes target a line
>> > of sight spell?
>>
>> I'd say he couldn't unless it was optical mag. Electronic mag
>> is out. Why else would he need cybereyes? I don't believe that
>> he can use IR or Thermo for LOS because it's not natural.
>> Maybe I'm wrong, but that's just what I think.
><snip>
>I would think that if the spell was cast using what the GM would assign a
>Normal Range of vision...Something like a range that a normal unaltered pair
>of eyes would be able to see under the given circumstances/environment. If
>the target is beyond that range or if the mage is using IR or Ultrasound to
>target, there should be a Target modifier assigned for casting.
>
"The day was very different from the night. The night
belonged to me and my droogs and all the rest of the
nadsats, and the starry bourgeois lurked indoors drinking
in the gloopy worldcasts, but the day was for the starry
ones, and there always seemed to be more rozzes or
millicents about during the day, too."
--Anthony Burgess "A Clockwork Orange"