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Originally Posted by awesomenessofme1
That makes sense in a vacuum, but then why do some (most) versions of Detect in this book that use one of them use Sense-Based?
Detect+Hypersensory: Diagnostic Scan
Detect+Sense-Based, Reversed: Laser Microphone, Laser Spectrometry, Cutaneous Chemical Sense, Blood Taste, Immune Spectrum Detection
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Sense-based reversed on detect means that it only works on something that is currently being detected by the relevant mundane sense just as sense-based reversed on an attack means you must be sensing your victim with the relevant sense to hit them. Hypersensory is first of all, not limited to a specific sense, and it specifically makes the detect pseudo-mundane. You are Sherlocking your conclusions.