The Old Net Grimoire

[rich_evans]

So I'm blissfully reading through my copy of the old Ars Magica Net Grimoire, the one with the 2nd/3rd edition spells, not the wiki. Seems I've got two missing spell descriptions in my copy; I've just got the header part for these two spells. They're listed in the Intellego Auram section as:

Measurement of the Three Dimensions
Measuring the Length of Shadows

Apparently I've got the second edition of the thing. The only first edition of the file I can find online doesn't have these two spells at all. Does anybody know if these two spells were ever in either edition of this file? If so could you please supply me with the text of these two spells? I'd appreciate it immensely.

Thanks,

Rich

[EmirikolTheChaotic]

Got em but in my copy they both have almost the same exact description.

Measurement of the Three Dimensions
by Dave Martin

Technique: In Form: Au
Requisite:
Level: 5
Range: Duration:
Aimed: Aimed Bonus:
Ritual:
Notes: Near, Instant
Description: The caster can sense motion and, when something is in motion, can sense its size. Things which are not in motion are ``invisible'' to this sense, and though things which make slight motions or vibrations may be sensed, they are very difficult to sense (Per roll of at least12+). Note that this is similar to Eyes of the Bat (InAu~25), but Eyes of the Bat senses even things which are stationary, and Eyes of the Bat works only in complete darkness.

Measuring the Length of Shadows
by Dave Martin

Technique: In Form: Au
Requisite:
Level: 5
Range: Duration:
Aimed: Aimed Bonus:
Ritual:
Notes: Body, Instant
Description: The caster can sense motion and, when something is in motion, can sense its size. Things which are not in motion are ``invisible'' to this sense, and though things which make slight motions or vibrations may be sensed, they are very difficult to sense (Per roll of at least12+). Note that this is similar to Eyes of the Bat (InAu~25), but Eyes of the Bat senses even things which are stationary, and Eyes of the Bat works only in complete darkness.

[rich_evans]

Ooh, niftiness!

Thank you very much.