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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 7824054" data-attributes="member: 5889">If we assume nice open conditions, good weather, pretty flat, at what range would you allow players to start making perception checks to notice things?Example: An enemy orc is on the horizon, lets say at what distances would you allow a player to check to see if they see something, and can identify it as an Orc:DC 30 (almost impossible)DC 20 (tough but a fair amount of people could see it)DC 10 (you would have to have diminished senses not to notice)As a follow up to this, there are a few abilities that give some extraordinary sight ranges. For example, the Eagle Totem Warrior, Eyes of the Eagle magic item, and a wildshaped druid as an eagle. So if you go with the 1 mile as the &quot;extreme distance&quot; noted for the eagle totem specifically, would you use DC 30 to start at the 1 mile marker for these types, or a smaller DC?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 7824054, member: 5889"] If we assume nice open conditions, good weather, pretty flat, at what range would you allow players to start making perception checks to notice things? Example: An enemy orc is on the horizon, lets say at what distances would you allow a player to check to see if they see something, and can identify it as an Orc: DC 30 (almost impossible) DC 20 (tough but a fair amount of people could see it) DC 10 (you would have to have diminished senses not to notice) As a follow up to this, there are a few abilities that give some extraordinary sight ranges. For example, the Eagle Totem Warrior, Eyes of the Eagle magic item, and a wildshaped druid as an eagle. So if you go with the 1 mile as the "extreme distance" noted for the eagle totem specifically, would you use DC 30 to start at the 1 mile marker for these types, or a smaller DC? [/QUOTE]

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