Farsight is a thaumaturgical discipline enabling magical practitioners to see and sometimes hear people and places distant from their present location.
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Magic, also called thaumaturgy is the art and science of harnessing elementals, and instructing them to carry out simple or complex tasks.
Invoking more powerful spirits or gods is a related but much more dangerous art, called theurgy.
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Magic, also called thaumaturgy is the art and science of harnessing elementals, and instructing them to carry out simple or complex tasks.
Invoking more powerful spirits or gods is a related but much more dangerous art, called theurgy.
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Magic, also called thaumaturgy is the art and science of harnessing elementals, and instructing them to carry out simple or complex tasks.
Invoking more powerful spirits or gods is a related but much more dangerous art, called theurgy.
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Farsight requires the mastery of many other disciplines, since it requires controlling at least two elementals: the “receiver” in the remote location who will sense and produce visual stimuli, which is relayed back to the thaumaturge's primus, who then either physically reproduces a pattern of light, or directly displays the image into the retina.
Teaching of farsight was strictly regulated by the magisters of the Rasian Academy, since it is a powerful ability which can be easily misused to spy on unwitting targets.