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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 62884" data-attributes="member: 2011">I think that True Seeing MUST discern information about the target.For example, it states that you see the true form of a Polymorphed creature.When you are polymorphed (Polymorph Other for example), you ARE that creature. You have all of the properties of that creature (height, weight, scent, etc.).So, True Seeing msut divine information about you to show the recepient the true form of the polymorphed creature.The same can be said for invisibility. Invisibility does not affect the mind. It allows light to effectively pass through a creature as if it were totally transparent. To divine the creatures location, you must be detecting information about either the creature or its invisibility spell itself.I think the broad definition of &quot;any divination that affects the target in any way&quot; is the only way to not run into problems with every other divination spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 62884, member: 2011"] I think that True Seeing MUST discern information about the target. For example, it states that you see the true form of a Polymorphed creature. When you are polymorphed (Polymorph Other for example), you ARE that creature. You have all of the properties of that creature (height, weight, scent, etc.). So, True Seeing msut divine information about you to show the recepient the true form of the polymorphed creature. The same can be said for invisibility. Invisibility does not affect the mind. It allows light to effectively pass through a creature as if it were totally transparent. To divine the creatures location, you must be detecting information about either the creature or its invisibility spell itself. I think the broad definition of "any divination that affects the target in any way" is the only way to not run into problems with every other divination spell. [/QUOTE]

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