From: John Constable (john_at_kript.net)
Date: Sun Aug 31 2003 - 18:16:58 BST
On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 04:23 pm, Naron wrote:
> You suddenly hear a disturbance as the grass parts near the camp
> turning to look at what it is your eyes are greeted with a light
> brighter than a thousand moons glaring at you! Your eyes protest at
> the light and you try to shut your eyes, only to realise it has
> blinded you! You hear Farli and Angavorn curse loudly "Felux!" The
> call is punctuated as you hear Kalais let out a very quick scream that
> is cut short as you hear his body hit the ground!
>
> <Attacked! Darcy and Erica look at your webpages. For the rest of
> you, you are effectively blind at the moment which is -4 steps to
> attack and -4 to phys, spell and social defences. You can hear a
> creature growling near where Kalais was setting up his bedroll.>
>
Pean stands up, reaching for his staff, more as a psychological comfort
than from any belief he will be able to use it to defend himself. He
is nervous, jolted from sleep, and knows nothing about this creature.
You do not become a Nethermancer without some strength of will,
however, and he he quickly reviews the tools available to him. He
settles quickly on information and restoring his vision. Since he does
not know how long the blindness will last (he tries not to think about
it being permanent), he focus's the magic of his discipline on his
perceptions, extending his senses to astral space.
OOC: GM do you have to be able to see a target to cast spells at it?
Would astral sight be sufficient?
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