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Proposal for reworking the Keen Eye skill, while preserving its core concept (the hero can see what/how their opponent casts spells).
When describing the skill, it is assumed that our hero possesses Keen Eye, unless otherwise specified.
Keen Eye Level 1.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle. After the battle, there is a 50% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
Keen Eye Level 2.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle and can cast spells from it (regardless of Wisdom, similar to the artifacts Book of Earth, Book of Air, and others). After the battle, there is a 75% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
Keen Eye Level 3.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle and can cast spells from it (regardless of Wisdom, similar to the artifacts Book of Earth, Book of Air, and others). When the opponent casts a spell, a window pops up notifying you of which spell the opponent is casting, and the window contains the following message. You can (but are not required to) cast a spell that will be cast immediately before (or immediately after, at the player's choice) the opponent's spell. You also see exactly which spell the opponent is casting (but only the name; for example, you won't know how much damage their Armageddon will deal). Of course, if your hero has already cast spells today, this opportunity to seize the initiative will not be available. You cannot bribe or escape during this initiative seizure.
After the battle, there is a 100% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
If both heroes in the battle have the Keen Eye skill, their abilities to use the skill are limited in a similar way to how the Tactics skill works.
A hero specializing in Keen Eye has 1 fictitious skill level; for example, Nimbus has Keen Eye level 3, and he is fighting a non-specialist hero with Keen Eye level 2. Nimbus's ability level is calculated as (3+1)-2=2. Specialization in Keen Eye is also neutralized if both heroes in the battle have it; for example, Malcolm versus Serena. If a hero specializing in Keen Eye fights a hero without the Keen Eye skill, their specialization will have no effect.
When describing the skill, it is assumed that our hero possesses Keen Eye, unless otherwise specified.
Keen Eye Level 1.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle. After the battle, there is a 50% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
Keen Eye Level 2.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle and can cast spells from it (regardless of Wisdom, similar to the artifacts Book of Earth, Book of Air, and others). After the battle, there is a 75% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
Keen Eye Level 3.
A hero with this skill can see the opponent's spellbook during battle and can cast spells from it (regardless of Wisdom, similar to the artifacts Book of Earth, Book of Air, and others). When the opponent casts a spell, a window pops up notifying you of which spell the opponent is casting, and the window contains the following message. You can (but are not required to) cast a spell that will be cast immediately before (or immediately after, at the player's choice) the opponent's spell. You also see exactly which spell the opponent is casting (but only the name; for example, you won't know how much damage their Armageddon will deal). Of course, if your hero has already cast spells today, this opportunity to seize the initiative will not be available. You cannot bribe or escape during this initiative seizure.
After the battle, there is a 100% chance that your hero will learn each spell from the opponent's spellbook (provided that the Wisdom skill allows it).
If both heroes in the battle have the Keen Eye skill, their abilities to use the skill are limited in a similar way to how the Tactics skill works.
A hero specializing in Keen Eye has 1 fictitious skill level; for example, Nimbus has Keen Eye level 3, and he is fighting a non-specialist hero with Keen Eye level 2. Nimbus's ability level is calculated as (3+1)-2=2. Specialization in Keen Eye is also neutralized if both heroes in the battle have it; for example, Malcolm versus Serena. If a hero specializing in Keen Eye fights a hero without the Keen Eye skill, their specialization will have no effect.