Georg's Handy Metric (Wizard Spell) 2e

By holding a ruler at arms length and observing at least one of two points within range, the caster can know, to 1 sig. fig., the distance between the two objects or points. One of the points must be within range and sight, the other must be known, either through visual observation or logical deduction.
Example: A caster stands on the bank of a river on a moonless, foggy night. The other bank of the river is unseen and an unknown distance away. The caster could use this spell to determine the width of the river. The caster could not, however, measure the distance between this bank and \"the closest tree\". The caster could determine the distance from where they're standing to their house though, since the house is a known and fixed point in space. 
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Template:Georg's Handy Metric 2e
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