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Message: <blockquote data-quote="painandgreed" data-source="post: 1918087" data-attributes="member: 24969"><p>Can't answer officially, but I've been using Lifesence for all my undead instead of other visions. IMC, invisible or hiding (in shadows) characters are spotted as if they weren't invisible or hidden. I haven't thought about magical darkness. The more intelligent the creature, the better definition it can resolve. Things like skeletons and zombies don't sence much more than globes of life that they head for. Natural barriers such as rivers and fast streams confuse them because they can't see it but get tactile feedback from the water rushing past. It will act as a natural barrier as far as their wandering. Intelligent undead like vampires can resolve everything pretty much as well as a person with normal eyesight. I usually equate it to infraread. Cheap IR devices don't give much more than blobs while expensive ones can be read by. the glowing red eyes of such creatures as a lich are active lifesence as they leak negative energy and can see where it is absorbed. One thing I add is that although they can resolve everything including seeing text on a page as the degree of life between the ink and page is enough to see, they see in intensity and therefore, undead are effectivly colorblind. Thus the vampire can't tell the blond from a brunette because both have the same amount of life.</p></blockquote><p></p>