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You must concentrate to use an ''arcane eye''. If you do not concentrate, the eye is inert until you again concentrate.

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| eternal = If you ready this spell in a fourth level eternal slot, as a standard action, you may create an invisible, magical, immobile sensor in a square within 25 ft., plus 5 ft. per two caster levels. You may treat the sensor as an extension of your vision: effectively, you have two sources of sight: your own and the sensor's. The sensor remains for one round per caster level before dissipating. If you travel further than 100' away from the sensor, it immediately dissipates.<br>If you ready this spell in a fifth level eternal slot, you may use the magical sensor as an extension of your spellcasting and may choose to use the sensor as the origin of any of your eternal spells that normally would have to originate in your own square. Effectively, the sensor may be used as the origin for any eternal spell effect that originates in your own square.

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| eternal = If you ready this spell in a fourth level eternal slot, as a standard action, you may create an invisible, magical, immobile sensor in a square within 25 ft., plus 5 ft. per two caster levels. You may treat the sensor as an extension of your vision: effectively, you have two sources of sight: your own and the sensor's. The sensor remains for one round per caster level before dissipating. If you travel further than 100' away from the sensor, it immediately dissipates.<br><br>If you ready this spell in a fifth level eternal slot, you may use the magical sensor as an extension of your spellcasting and may choose to use the sensor as the origin of any of your eternal spells that normally would have to originate in your own square. Effectively, the sensor may be used as the origin for any eternal spell effect that originates in your own square.

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 You must concentrate to use an ''arcane eye''. If you do not concentrate, the eye is inert until you again concentrate.
-   | eternal = If you ready this spell in a fourth level eternal slot, as a standard action, you may create an invisible, magical, immobile sensor in a square within 25 ft., plus 5 ft. per two caster levels. You may treat the sensor as an extension of your vision: effectively, you have two sources of sight: your own and the sensor's. The sensor remains for one round per caster level before dissipating. If you travel further than 100' away from the sensor, it immediately dissipates.<br>If you ready this spell in a fifth level eternal slot, you may use the magical sensor as an extension of your spellcasting and may choose to use the sensor as the origin of any of your eternal spells that normally would have to originate in your own square. Effectively, the sensor may be used as the origin for any eternal spell effect that originates in your own square.
+   | eternal = If you ready this spell in a fourth level eternal slot, as a standard action, you may create an invisible, magical, immobile sensor in a square within 25 ft., plus 5 ft. per two caster levels. You may treat the sensor as an extension of your vision: effectively, you have two sources of sight: your own and the sensor's. The sensor remains for one round per caster level before dissipating. If you travel further than 100' away from the sensor, it immediately dissipates.<br><br>If you ready this spell in a fifth level eternal slot, you may use the magical sensor as an extension of your spellcasting and may choose to use the sensor as the origin of any of your eternal spells that normally would have to originate in your own square. Effectively, the sensor may be used as the origin for any eternal spell effect that originates in your own square.
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