Hi, long time reader first time poster...

I'm playing a hero conjurer right now and I've finally mastered clairvoyance and I was dismayed to discover that its effect did not improve with mastery. For those of you unfamiliar, at 75% Skill you can see people's description, at 80% you can see their condition (standing, fighting, wounded etc), at 85% their general location (in mountains, enclosed area etc), 90% their equipment, and at 95% you can see any auras they have and who they are fighting (if anyone). It's very dangerous to practice this skill as you are periodically attacked by lost souls (not so tough) and psychic vampires (pretty tough) while viewing through the planes. I think the extra dedication that has to be applied to learn that last 5% deserves a bit of a reward as the previous 5%'s did. I've no problem with a full shot of the room they're in or it's name, I mean I died like 5 or 6 times learning this spell, or perhaps the area name or the continent or something. I know, it's classy to have my first post be a complaint/request, but that's just how I roll...

"N'stuff"

There's something extra for 100%, but it's not applicable all the time. You'll notice it sooner or later I'm sure.

Ah, alright, I'll check. Admittedly when nothing new showed itself I got a bit peeved and stopped looking. Man I sure read everyone's description who plays these days over the past couple of weeks.

"N'stuff"

Yeah I've cast it a couple hundred more times and the only change I've noted is that it now shows who they're fighting in the condition line beneath their description. Since it already shows that in the Aura line (above their description) I'd harldy call that an improvement. Am I still missing something?

"N'stuff"

It's incredibly useful for finding out where people are once you can see who they are fighting.

Wizsnoop? You can tell pretty much where they are, what condition they are in, what they are fighting.

Now you can tesseract, nightgaunt, ect. Accordingly.

Sheesh.

100% means less failures. What more would you want it to tell you?

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