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<blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 428139" data-attributes="member: 78">It's hardly a fool proof defense, like people have pointed out.&nbsp; Think of as the Endure Elements that helps out against the fireball.&nbsp; If you take a 5d6 fireball and save for half, the endure elements almost completely negates.&nbsp; On the other hand, when getting attacked by an expert, it won't make much of a difference.Also, Detect Scrying doesn't make scrying more difficult - it detects scrying, and can give some info on the scryer.&nbsp; Static Veil doesn't alert anyone to scrying or allow counter scrying.&nbsp; If you're quick, you can set use use the information from detect scrying to teleport to the scryer's location.&nbsp; Maybe you could preempt his attack and catch him off guard, or teleport to his place after he teleports to you.Another interesting way to negate scrying teleport attacks would be to remove the image of the scried person from the surroundings.&nbsp; You see the person, but can't see the area well enough for teleports.&nbsp; You'd need higher level magics to set up a teleport attack.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Victim, post: 428139, member: 78"] It's hardly a fool proof defense, like people have pointed out. Think of as the Endure Elements that helps out against the fireball. If you take a 5d6 fireball and save for half, the endure elements almost completely negates. On the other hand, when getting attacked by an expert, it won't make much of a difference. Also, Detect Scrying doesn't make scrying more difficult - it detects scrying, and can give some info on the scryer. Static Veil doesn't alert anyone to scrying or allow counter scrying. If you're quick, you can set use use the information from detect scrying to teleport to the scryer's location. Maybe you could preempt his attack and catch him off guard, or teleport to his place after he teleports to you. Another interesting way to negate scrying teleport attacks would be to remove the image of the scried person from the surroundings. You see the person, but can't see the area well enough for teleports. You'd need higher level magics to set up a teleport attack. [/QUOTE]

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