A lot of powers (Darkness, Flash, Images, Invisibility, etc.) can be purchased as against Targeting and Nontargeting Sense Groups. This is all well and good when dealing with normal humans. But what if someone buys a power / spell that works against a Nontargeting Sense Group, e.g., Sound, but then hits a target with it who has a Targeting version, e.g., Targeting Sound? Does the Darkness vs. Sound or Invisibility vs. Sound not fully quiet the sounds, so the one with Targeting Sound can still hear it though those without cannot? Does the Flash not fully deafen them, so they can still hear and attack by hearing? It's hard to conceptualize these, but it makes sense that powers which work against "less useful" senses cost less...
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A lot of powers (Darkness, Flash, Images, Invisibility, etc.) can be purchased as against Targeting and Nontargeting Sense Groups. This is all well and good when dealing with normal humans. But what if someone buys a power / spell that works against a Nontargeting Sense Group, e.g., Sound, but then hits a target with it who has a Targeting version, e.g., Targeting Sound? Does the Darkness vs. Sound or Invisibility vs. Sound not fully quiet the sounds, so the one with Targeting Sound can still hear it though those without cannot? Does the Flash not fully deafen them, so they can still hear and attack by hearing? It's hard to conceptualize these, but it makes sense that powers which work against "less useful" senses cost less...
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