Difference between revisions of "X-Ray Vision"
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|description=What's behind door number three?! The mage's vision passes through solid matter, allowing him or her to view the secrets that lie beyond closed doors, or in locked boxes. Other interesting uses include a medical diagnosis or inspecting a person's wallet inventory. To the mage, solid objects appear very translucent or almost like a wire-frame. The range of the mage's distance varies by Intensity. | |description=What's behind door number three?! The mage's vision passes through solid matter, allowing him or her to view the secrets that lie beyond closed doors, or in locked boxes. Other interesting uses include a medical diagnosis or inspecting a person's wallet inventory. To the mage, solid objects appear very translucent or almost like a wire-frame. The range of the mage's distance varies by Intensity. |
Revision as of 11:45, 16 May 2012
This rule is pretty sexy and doesn't need any attention. Consider it good to go. |
Rarity | 2 |
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AP | 4 |
Target | Self |
Distance | Self |
Lasts | One round per spell rank |
What's behind door number three?! The mage's vision passes through solid matter, allowing him or her to view the secrets that lie beyond closed doors, or in locked boxes. Other interesting uses include a medical diagnosis or inspecting a person's wallet inventory. To the mage, solid objects appear very translucent or almost like a wire-frame. The range of the mage's distance varies by Intensity.
Intensity Effects
- 10 ft radius
- 20 ft radius
- 30 ft radius
- 40 ft radius
- 50 ft radius