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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ARandomGod" data-source="post: 2503511" data-attributes="member: 17296">Well, I can defend that with the definition of horizon, which is the point at which solid matter blocks your view as the world curves... But I take your point, and it follows well with the following question.And what if the world isn't round, for that matter? And what if you looked UP? I can avoid the looking up part by having a fantasy world and it never coming up, if it does however I'll have the ability stop at the edge of the atmoshpere.... if there is no edge, I'll tell him what he sees on the moon!Well, what about the plane of air? Here I settle it by not allowing the PC's to leave the plane... however the item as written would simply allow him to see everything, as far as exists, in all directions. I think that if he tried he'd have to speficy how far he was looking, and he might not be really able to *tell* anyhow. A partial loss of depth perception, as depth ceases to have any effect on the "eye". I can justify this near overwhelming power by the fact that it was originally one aspect of an artifact sword that I gave out (at first character level, the kind where you slowly discover what happens and the item gets more powerful as you level, as opposed to the character getting more powerful items).</blockquote>