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True sight overcomes any impediment to vision so that you can see. If you've been [[blindess|blinded]] or [[gouge|gouged]], or if the room is dark and you don't have a light, then you would not normally see anything. True sight will counter this for its duration. | True sight overcomes any impediment to vision so that you can see. If you've been [[blindess|blinded]] or [[gouge|gouged]], or if the room is dark and you don't have a light, then you would not normally see anything. True sight will counter this for its duration. | ||
== See Also == | |||
* [[Firinn faic]] (Equivalent spell for [[Druid|Druids]]) | |||
[[Category:Skills]] | [[Category:Skills]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 23 March 2017
- Syntax:
cast 'true sight' - Casting message:
Your vision is elevated to the highest plane. - Expiration message:
Your vision descends to the material plane. - Failure message:
You failed.
Help File
True sight confers the caster with a very brief immunity to blindness (from attacks such as gouge or the blindness spell itself). While under the spell's effect, the caster continues to see. Be warned that when the spell wears off the caster will become blind should the effects of the blinding attack still remain. NOTE: True sight cannot be cast upon anyone but the caster themselves.
Information
True sight overcomes any impediment to vision so that you can see. If you've been blinded or gouged, or if the room is dark and you don't have a light, then you would not normally see anything. True sight will counter this for its duration.
See Also
- Firinn faic (Equivalent spell for Druids)