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From: tim@k.cs.cmu.edu (Tim Maroney)
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Subject: Re: Re: Illusionists
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By the way, it is impossible to create a sensation of falling using the AD&D
iluusions, or any other kind which says "you can create an illusion that
affects sense X and Y".  The reason is that falling is an impression
produced by the sense of balance, a function of the inner ear, and it isn't
listed in any of the sensory illusion spells that I know of.

Similarly for illusions that your arm is moving, since kinesthesia is not
listed either....
-=-
Tim Maroney, Professional Heretic, CMU Center for Art and Technology
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