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Then you have to take into account that divination spells don't go through certain types of barriers, so if a room's cluttered, you have to spend a while studying it from every angle.īut this is all doable. It actually takes longer than that, if you want to cover a room completely unless the room is cone-shaped, the walls will block you from seeing all the squares in one go. You don't actually cast it on every single object in the room. If you are used to sonstantly seeing the magical auras your character might forget that magical aura can be hidden with a minor spell.Īnd Saph, once you cast detect magic, you can study a room for like 6 seconds and determine if anything is glowing in magic auras. The spell Magic Aura, aka Nystuls magic aura. Or, do you mean, seeing a magic aura means doom? You know how much gear I'm carting around at that level? I don't know if any of those things would make the glowing blue eyes that Arcane Sight causes go away.ģ) Bwuh?! You mean.
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I wonder if you would still see the aura if you closed your eyes.Ģ) Contact lenses? Other options include green disintegrate, prestidigitation, Hats of Disguise and so forth. Detect magic doesn't have the overwhelming aura like detect eveil does, so that's not an issue. I figure the constant sight of magical aura would get a bit tiresome. Maybe elves, since they don't sleep, get migraines? (Why is there no trope for this!? Psychic nosebleed, but no headaches from magic?!) rules discussion aside, I'm not sure how seeing glowing stuff gives me migraines, y'know, what with all the people who've done this without migraines.