Do you remember this spell?

Whizbang Dustyboots

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I can't remember what edition this was from, but I seem to recall a spell that could turn a skull into a security camera, recording whatever it "saw," which the caster (necromancer?) could then review later on.

I'm thinking I'd like to use that spell in my Midwood game, but damned if I can remember the name of it, what book it was in or even the edition.

Does this sound familiar to anyone at all? If not, I'll just knock it out myself, but I'd love to see the "official" one as a starting point.
 

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There's also Skull Watch, a 4e ritual from Open Grave.

Enchant a skull... it watches for intruders (using caster's Perception, with a +5 bonus)... alerts the caster (within 1 mile) if it detects an intrusion, and the caster can look through the skull's eyes to see what it is seeing.

Quite a cool warding ritual, especially as you can designate certain types of creatures as "exempt" from detection, and you can move the skull (i.e. by picking it up and dropping it down elsewhere) without disrupting the ritual.
 


Yeah, I seem to remember that from the Forgotten Realms 2E days. I think it had to do with a Skull Port product. I think the "creatures" in charge of Skull Port used this spell.
 



I looked it up in Faiths and Avatars.

Cyric has skull of flame (sorta a combo magic mouth and glyph of warding/explosive runes).


Skull Watch, as mentioned by someone earlier, is a spell in which a skull acts somewhat like an alarm spell. It faces a direction and screams if it sees someone. Is in both 3e and 2e.



That's what I've turned up so far....more if I find it.
 


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