D&D 5E Understanding UA gaze of khirad

[Fuchi Miller]

Like the title says.

Gaze of khirad allows the player to see through solid objects up to 30ft. During that time you see object its as ghostly images

So if a wall had a gap in it would I be unable to see past that gap?

Does a person count as a "solid object"?

Do clothes count as a solid object? If so could I use this to find an Invisible person?

Can I see through magical objects?

If Im behind a wall would I be affected by the skills of an umberhulk and basilisk?

Can I see someone who has used MELD WITH STONE?

 

[jaelis]

So if a wall had a gap in it would I be unable to see past that gap?

Don't understand that question very well, you could still see through the gap. Your vision just penetrates objects as well.

Does a person count as a "solid object"?
Do clothes count as a solid object? If so could I use this to find an Invisible person?

I'd say yes, you could see through people and clothes, though I guess it could be debated. In either case it wouldn't help you find an invisible person, you can't see invisible things regardless.

Can I see through magical objects?

Yes, unless something about the object suggests otherwise I guess.

If Im behind a wall would I be affected by the skills of an umberhulk and basilisk?
Can I see someone who has used MELD WITH STONE?

DM call, I'd say no to all.

 

[Lanliss]

I would say you can see past the gap, as you simply have x-ray vision.

Yes, I would count a person as a solid object.

Yes, clothes count as a solid object. No, you cannot see an invisible person, because according to your perception the clothes are not there to be seen through anyway.

I would say yes.

No, because you cannot perceive them to the level of detail that allows being affected, IMO. Other DM might rule differently though.

I do not remember the spell perfectly. If it says you become indistinguishable from the stone, I would say no. As far as you're concerned, they are just another rock in the wall.