Memory Walk, also known as torture by chagrin, was a Force ability first developed by the Jedi Vindicators and their guild of vigilantes which haunted the dark areas of galaxy since the Pius Dea Crusades.
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Magnify Senses
Magnify Senses, also known as Enhance Senses, was a fundamental Sense-based Force ability which increased the effectiveness of a Jedi’s normal senses, allowing them to better notice something they may otherwise miss under normal conditions, such as sounds beyond the range of normal Human hearing, see something that would normally require binoculars, or read microfilm.
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Life Sense was a Sense-based Force power which allowed Force-sensitives to sense the life force of a target they were searching for.
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Life Detection, also known in traditional High Galactic as prima vitae, was a basic Sense-based Force power that allowed a Force-sensitive to feel the presence of living things or beings and detect their positions at long range.
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Illusion Bond was a Force ability that allowed the user to generate illusions toward themselves. This could be to remember someone they lost or to remember a moment in time.
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Instinctive astrogation was a Sense-based Force ability that permitted the user to find a route through hyperspace that was fast and safe without the help of a navigation computer or astromech droid.
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By successfully using this power and studying a single opponent for two full rounds, a character can anticipate that opponent’s reactions in combat.
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A Jedi using this power can see another character’s trail left in the Force, allowing her to follow her quarry with relative ease.
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This power is used to increase a character’s accuracy with missile weapons against hidden or concealed targets.
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This power allows the Jedi to detect active electronics that might otherwise remain hidden from their normal senses.
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