A world's support

[Yuthirin]

Fully augmented. DC 40 Will for the object. Beats Mind Blank on CL check: [blockquote]Rolled 1d20+35 : 13 + 35, total 48[/blockquote]

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Examine Astral Reverberations
Clairsentience
Level: Psion/wilder 9
Display: Mental and visual
Manifesting Time: 1 minute
Range: Personal
Target: You
Duration: Instantaneous
Power Points: 17

This power taps information stored in the astral, such as a creature's movements or location, if that creature or object fails a Will save. This power shows the movements of said creature and all of their actions taken within the last week, as well as who and what they interacted with.

This power does not work on any plane that is not connected in some way to the astral plane. This power only functions on creatures and objects with an astral presence; a mind. Inert, non-magical objects such as walls or non-thinking creatures such as non-intelligent oozes and mindless undead are invisible to this power.

Augment

If an additional 5 power points are spent, the power also attempts to postulate a likely future outcome. This provides a benefit similar to that of a divination, but less cryptic. Any information conveyed would concern one single action or possible action regarding that creature, and the question must be phrased to outline the direction for the power to take. Information conveyed can be contained in no more than one single sentence.

If an additional 10 power points are spent, the manifestor may make an opposed caster level check to reveal information about a target that has or had an active mind blank spell.

For every 2 power points spent in either of the above augmentations, the power's DC increases by 1.

[Anastasia]

You see them travel, you see it come to a color pool, a rusty, angry peach shade as they pass through it.

You have the knowledge skills to identify where the color pool goes: Acheron.

[Anastasia]

Meanwhile as Tryll works, Kaja looks around. "Were you told what this grail can do?"

[Nephrite]

"I was not." Moore says. Hmm...

Would K:R be right to try and figure out what it is? 98 if so, 95 if it's another type.

[Anastasia]

K:A and K:P here.

[Nephrite]

95 for both, then.

[Anastasia]

You believe it is likely the Grail of the Fourth Eye. Those who drink of it and are worthy become far sharper at seeing and perceiving things. It's supposed to only work for Helmites according to the legend.

[Nephrite]

"From what I know, it's probably something called the Grail if the Fourth Eye. It only works for Helmites, though..." he says. "So this is still odd."

[Anastasia]

"Not really?" Kaja disagrees quietly, "Denying your enemy a resource is worthwhile, even if it's not one you can employ."

[Nephrite]

"I suppose that's true. But... mmm. I think I'm digging too much into why." He shakes his head. "It doesn't really matter 'why' it was taken, just that it was."

[Anastasia]

Kaja nods, then turns back to Tryll, waiting.

Free free to add anything you want, but we're both waiting on a Yuthpost here.

[Nephrite]

"I'm disappointed in Mechanus' security, too." Moore says. "Are we supposed to believe a small animal showed up, took this artifact, then walked out? Preposterous."

[Anastasia]

One point that got lost because I wasn't expecting a continuance here - did you all want to invite Sixtus? I forgot to even bring it up.

[Nephrite]

I assumed his jurisdiction ended at Mechanus' border but if not he is welcome to come.

[Anastasia]

I'll say no since no one thought of it and it was a legit oversight, and you raise a good point too.

"Helm's men are no slouches there," Kaja also says, "They must've done something canny to pull this off."