Name: Mind Sight P/W/C Type: Wisdom Appearance: No physical appearance. Description of Function: The user locks onto a target and closes his eyes. Focusing, he is able to see through his targets eyes. This can easily be used in for stealth purposes, such as seeing if your visible, or cheating in a card game. Even if the target moves out of your sight, you can still see through their eyes like normal. Limitations: The target can only be a person in your line of sight, or one who was just a couple seconds ago. Using this spell requires complete focus, and the user cannot be doing anything that would cause a lack of focus, such as swinging a sword. Only one pair of eyes can be seen out of at a time. If the target moves more than 30 feet away, the spell is cancelled. This power can not be used until several minutes after it has been used. If the target expects this spell to be used, or has a treasure that prevents its use, it can be resisted. When a target resists, then it gets more difficult for the caster to keep the spell active. When a target successfully resists, the user gets a headache, and his sight will be blurry for twice as long as the spell was active. But when the target is willing, it is much easier to use this spell. Possible Augment: The user can instead, make the target see what they see. This can be used for various reasons, such as pointing out hidden objects, rather than trying to point it out verbally. The target does not have to be willing, but can resist it.
This is a pretty interesting idea. I have a question, though. Say for instance, in the heat of battle, you used Mind Sight to make me see whatever you're seeing. Would that overwrite what I see normally (effectively blinding or stunning me)? If so, that seems like it would make this treasure much more powerful than it otherwise would be.
Well, If you were to use this in battle, it could be effective. However one would need to be focusing at all times, and is vulnerable while doing so. If they had someone protecting them, then its possible. Since it requires concentration, it's not entirely likely someone that someone in the midst of combat would be able to focus. But someone might be able to depending on who there are. If you are struck, it is almost impossible to keep this spell active.
Sorry for taking so long. Anyway, how's this? http://library.hyrulecastle.org/index.php?title=Mind_Sight Aside from paraphrasing, the only real difference should be that the augment and main treasure were switched. (The ability to give someone your sight seemed like it should be less costly than the ability to steal someone else's sight, doesn't it?)
