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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 2611371" data-attributes="member: 13966">Not really.  Walking through fresh snow without leaving a trail?  Only possible with magic or some deliberate effort (i.e. covering the tracks carefully with nearby snow).  Following tracks that were magically erased?  Only possible with magic.  Making a normal animal substantially stronger, tougher, more clever, and such, several multiples moreso than any normal animal could ever become otherwise?  Only with magic.  Taming a tyrannosaur whose simple mind is governed only by hunger and self-preservation, and that isn't even newly-hatched, making it your pet guard dog and stick-fetcher?  Only with magic.  Moving through thick mud, deep water, quicksand, 100-foot-high tidal wave, or a supertornado as though it wasn't there, even running full-speed through waist-high water?  You'd have to be using magic.  Knowing the precise location of a completely invisible enemy from 30 feet away, even when that enemy is above and behind you, flying via magic, in the midst of a raging battlefield?  Magic, duh.If you think this stuff could be done without magic or technology, you're fooling yourself.  These abilities could only be supernatural in D&D, unless it's some wierdass magical power that works as an extraordinary ability even in antimagic areas, in which case, I hardly think it would be so simple to discover or master.</blockquote>