Anyone ever hear of this spell?

[Presto2112]

Apparently there's some new druid spell I've never heard of before that can help you detect gold and silver dragons in their humanoid forms. Taken directly from the Wizards' website, Toughter and Meaner Than You Part 10...

Silver dragons spend the bulk of their time in an alternate form, often taking the appearance of a kindly old man or fair damsel. To throw off possible trackers, they mix and match this alternate form often, including gender. Like the gold dragon before it, if you suspect that you're dealing with a silver dragon, use tree seeing to view it in its natural form. If you locate a disguised silver dragon, don't let on that you're aware of its trick until you have the advantage!

Hehe...

 

[lukelightning]

Silver dragons are often in disguise because they hope you will leaf them alone.

 

[Presto2112]

Sheesh, they made the same mistake in the previous article on gold dragons!

If you suspect that a creature is actually a gold dragon in disguise, use tree seeing to view it in its natural form.

"I cast tree seeing on the bunny."

"You see a tree."

"Oh, crap, a gold dragon!!!!"

 

[Presto2112]

Silver dragons are often in disguise because they hope you will leaf them alone.

*casts Dispel Pun*

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I think this spell was invented because so many people couldn't see the forest for the trees. :\

 

[Wystan]

I think they should Branch out and make some more spells to know your foes.

 

[lukelightning]

Their bark is worse than their bite.

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

Tree Seeing

So would see a tree or perhaps see the world as does a tree?

 

[Sejs]

"I cast tree seeing on the bunny."

"You see a tree."

"Oh, crap, a gold dragon!!!!"

And as an added bonus, druids can then disguise themselves as gold dragons by casting Tree Shape. But woe betide them should they cast Tree Seeing in the woods...

"Oh my god there's thousands of them! Run! Run for your life!!"

 

[gamecat]

You guys are barking up the wrong spellbook >.>