Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that this illusion is not showing me all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with this magic.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in their spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that this illusion is not showing me all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with this magic.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people try, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while doing his own magic thing at all.  He has noticed a bit of difficulty in making good generalizations about what does what.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people try, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while doing his own magic thing at all, and taken another look at people catching cantrips before his spell ran out.  He has noticed a bit of difficulty in making good generalizations about what does what.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people interact with spells above scaffolds, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while doing his own magic thing at all; and before his spell ran out he also took another look at people catching cantrips.  He's not forming solid perceptual generalizations about what does what.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people interact with spells above scaffolds, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while trying his own magical manipulations; and before his spell ran out he also took another look at people catching cantrips.  He's not forming solid perceptual generalizations about what does what.

He's also ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people interact with spells above scaffolds, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while trying his own magical manipulations; and before his spell ran out he also took another look at people catching cantrips.  He's not forming solid perceptual generalizations about what does what.

But he's ever played hyperdimensional videogames with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people interact with spells above scaffolds, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while trying his own magical manipulations; and before his spell ran out he also took another look at people catching cantrips.  He's not forming solid perceptual generalizations about what does what.

But he's ever played hyperdimensional arcade games with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, maybe not visible to you in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"

Keltham has now guessed, and then been shown, what happens when he tries to touch magic, on four different occasions.  He's burned his remaining Greater Detect Magic for the day on watching what happens when other people interact with spells above scaffolds, though he can't hold his concentration on Greater Detect Magic while trying his own magical manipulations; and before his spell ran out he also took another look at people catching cantrips.  He's not forming solid perceptual generalizations about what does what.

But he's ever played hyperdimensional arcade games with lots of hidden information and subtlety.

"I get the impression that Detect Magic is not showing all of the - latent information, hidden facts - about what goes on with magical structures.  Like, two magical configurations that looked the same to me, in the illusion you're showing me, could have other different facts about them, not visible in the illusion, not visible in the detection spell, which would change how the spell reacted when I touched it.  In particular, I touched it what I thought was the same way twice, and even though it seemed to have reset to the same starting point both times, it reacted pretty differently.  Maybe I touched it differently, which could be true, obviously, but going on general behaviors and my intuitive sense of the pattern, I think that - something changed in the hidden background.  Does that sound right?"