Piercing Gaze

	Piercing Gaze
Abbreviation:	PG
Prerequisites:	Clear Vision
Signature:	No
Spell Slots:	2
Mana Type:	Unknown
Spell Type:	standard / augmentation
Difficulty:	basic
Prep (min/max):	5 / 102
Skill Range (min/max):	Unknown / Unknown
Valid Spell Target:	PC, creatures, objects
Duration (min/max):	Unknown minutes /
Justice:	Unknown
Corruption:	Unknown
Description:	Piercing Gaze enchants the caster with the ability to see through objects. The spell matrix has two outcomes: if cast on a specific object, it allows you to see what's inside. The harder the object, the more difficult it is to pierce. If cast upon yourself, the penetrating effect is weaker but lingers for awhile, making it useful for stargazing in bad weather or dealing with mechanical traps. This is a non-battle spell that can be cast on a single target. Non-battle spells have significantly longer preparation times than battle spells. It can be cast without a target, on other adventurers, at hostile creatures, and on some objects. It requires a minimum of five mana streams, and can expand to a maximum of one hundred two mana streams woven into it. To begin to be able to cast this spell, you will need to reach the rank of a lowly novice. By the time you have mastered this spell, you will be ranked as an exceptional genius in your abilities as a caster. It requires the Augmentation skill to cast effectively.
Effect:	Unknown
Example Messaging:	You gesture. The center of your vision loses its color. Adjusting your sight, you notice that objects you focus on become grey and gain a murky transparency.
Devices/Tattoos:	No devices or tattoos documented.

Notes

• G'nar Pethians have an affinity for this spell.
• Self cast allows you to see through clouds.
• This spell was created by G'nar Pethians with the name Artificer's Eye, and is also a valuable aid in enchanting.