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<blockquote data-quote="hilander75" data-source="post: 2208621" data-attributes="member: 17287">I have a question about the EOM-Revised Scry skill.&nbsp; I love the whole system and we are using it in my campaign.&nbsp; We have the core 3.5 spell system coexisting with EOM-R and the psionics 3.5 and so far everything was just nice until this topic arise.Generally speaking, in both the core and psionic systems, scry seems to be difficult and limited.&nbsp; Taking an hour to cast, been block by lead, expensive to cast (costing XP and 7 pp for psionics) and limited to just creatures.&nbsp; EOM scry would seem much more relaxed and powerful, allowing to scry on places and objects beside creatures and allowing remote casting with no extra cost compared to the psionic system that requires to expend twice as much pp for the raider power(and the scry ends as soon as the raider power is manifested).I wonder what is your opinion about this.&nbsp; In your own experience, have this skill been abused?&nbsp; Do you think it is balanced or too powerful?&nbsp; I have checked on other boards and seems that the designers of DnD 3.5 limited scry on purpose.&nbsp; Any thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hilander75, post: 2208621, member: 17287"] I have a question about the EOM-Revised Scry skill. I love the whole system and we are using it in my campaign. We have the core 3.5 spell system coexisting with EOM-R and the psionics 3.5 and so far everything was just nice until this topic arise. Generally speaking, in both the core and psionic systems, scry seems to be difficult and limited. Taking an hour to cast, been block by lead, expensive to cast (costing XP and 7 pp for psionics) and limited to just creatures. EOM scry would seem much more relaxed and powerful, allowing to scry on places and objects beside creatures and allowing remote casting with no extra cost compared to the psionic system that requires to expend twice as much pp for the raider power(and the scry ends as soon as the raider power is manifested). I wonder what is your opinion about this. In your own experience, have this skill been abused? Do you think it is balanced or too powerful? I have checked on other boards and seems that the designers of DnD 3.5 limited scry on purpose. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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