Vicarity (Life 1) by NEETzsche

spells.rb

@@ -1295,6 +1295,22 @@ class Spell
             ]
         )
 
+        spells << Spell.new(
+            :name                  => "Vicarity",
+            :life                  => 1,
+            :practice              => "Unveiling",
+            :primary_factor        => "Duration",
+            :suggested_rote_skills => ["Empathy", "Investigation", "Stealth"],
+            :withstand             => "Composure",
+            :authors               => ["NEETzsche"],
+            :rules_text            => "The willworker gains the senses of the subject of this spell for its Duration. They see, hear, smell, and feel the things that their subject does, including other senses that are distinct to that organism. Since neurology more than psychology is responsible for perception, the caster also shares Perception roll outcomes with the subjects; the caster notices the same things the subjects do, such as ambushes in the bushes, but not intellectual details, like legal implications of a ruling that the subject is reading. When the subject successfully perceives something, the caster's attention is drawn to it, and when the subject fails to perceive something, the caster doesn't notice it either. Pangs of physical pain such as when the subject takes damage or acquires a new Physical Tilt or Condition also draw attention to the caster; consequently, the wound penalties of his subjects apply to his rolls, and worse, they stack. The caster's natural perception draw attention back to him in the same fashion.\n\nThe caster can only pay attention to one set of perceptions at a time. While the subject of this spell seeing something particularly interesting draws the attention of the caster to that set of perceptions, if they are not actively paying attention, things that are interesting to the mind more than the body and neurology of the subject go unnoticed. When two or more sources of sensory input draw the attention of the caster simultaneously, he must roll his own Perception, at a -2 penalty for each source past the first one. If he fails the caster gains the Distracted Condition.",
+            :reaches               => [
+                [1, "The caster can pay attention to all sources of sensory information simultaneously without any mental or neurological overload."],
+                [1, "Wound penalties of subjects do not apply to the caster."]
+            ]
+        )
+
+
 		# TESTS
 
 		duplicate_spells = spells.group_by(&:name).select {| k, v| v.length > 1 }