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Is there a canon-supported estimate on how far an Immortal can "sense" the presence of another Immortal?










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    It can vary depending on circumstances. In the version of Highlander I've got (apparently a director's cut), there's a scene of Connor and Brenda at the zoo, and The Kurgan is visible about 20 feet away watching them, but Connor is paying attention to Brenda and doesn't notice.

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    It can vary depending on circumstances. In the version of Highlander I've got (apparently a director's cut), there's a scene of Connor and Brenda at the zoo, and The Kurgan is visible about 20 feet away watching them, but Connor is paying attention to Brenda and doesn't notice.

    – Ward
    Jun 30 '12 at 8:09











  • A microwave oven that never breaks down? 8-)}

    – Keith Thompson
    Jul 7 '12 at 3:25






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    Range of Plot -- WARNING -- TvTropes link; you could lose hours if you follow it...

    – K-H-W
    Feb 7 '14 at 21:47














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    It can vary depending on circumstances. In the version of Highlander I've got (apparently a director's cut), there's a scene of Connor and Brenda at the zoo, and The Kurgan is visible about 20 feet away watching them, but Connor is paying attention to Brenda and doesn't notice.

    – Ward
    Jun 30 '12 at 8:09











  • A microwave oven that never breaks down? 8-)}

    – Keith Thompson
    Jul 7 '12 at 3:25






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    Range of Plot -- WARNING -- TvTropes link; you could lose hours if you follow it...

    – K-H-W
    Feb 7 '14 at 21:47








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It can vary depending on circumstances. In the version of Highlander I've got (apparently a director's cut), there's a scene of Connor and Brenda at the zoo, and The Kurgan is visible about 20 feet away watching them, but Connor is paying attention to Brenda and doesn't notice.

– Ward
Jun 30 '12 at 8:09





It can vary depending on circumstances. In the version of Highlander I've got (apparently a director's cut), there's a scene of Connor and Brenda at the zoo, and The Kurgan is visible about 20 feet away watching them, but Connor is paying attention to Brenda and doesn't notice.

– Ward
Jun 30 '12 at 8:09













A microwave oven that never breaks down? 8-)}

– Keith Thompson
Jul 7 '12 at 3:25





A microwave oven that never breaks down? 8-)}

– Keith Thompson
Jul 7 '12 at 3:25




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Range of Plot -- WARNING -- TvTropes link; you could lose hours if you follow it...

– K-H-W
Feb 7 '14 at 21:47





Range of Plot -- WARNING -- TvTropes link; you could lose hours if you follow it...

– K-H-W
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It depends on what you consider canon. In the movies it is never discussed in depth to give a range. The show implies that it can depend on 3 factors, age of the Immortal, the number of Quickenings they have had, and an x factor that sometimes is explained as either a spiritual or meditative suppression ability. This can limit the sense range from 20 feet, as seen when Duncan met Methos, or as much as 100 yards.






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    It depends on what you consider canon. In the movies it is never discussed in depth to give a range. The show implies that it can depend on 3 factors, age of the Immortal, the number of Quickenings they have had, and an x factor that sometimes is explained as either a spiritual or meditative suppression ability. This can limit the sense range from 20 feet, as seen when Duncan met Methos, or as much as 100 yards.






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      It depends on what you consider canon. In the movies it is never discussed in depth to give a range. The show implies that it can depend on 3 factors, age of the Immortal, the number of Quickenings they have had, and an x factor that sometimes is explained as either a spiritual or meditative suppression ability. This can limit the sense range from 20 feet, as seen when Duncan met Methos, or as much as 100 yards.






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        It depends on what you consider canon. In the movies it is never discussed in depth to give a range. The show implies that it can depend on 3 factors, age of the Immortal, the number of Quickenings they have had, and an x factor that sometimes is explained as either a spiritual or meditative suppression ability. This can limit the sense range from 20 feet, as seen when Duncan met Methos, or as much as 100 yards.






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        It depends on what you consider canon. In the movies it is never discussed in depth to give a range. The show implies that it can depend on 3 factors, age of the Immortal, the number of Quickenings they have had, and an x factor that sometimes is explained as either a spiritual or meditative suppression ability. This can limit the sense range from 20 feet, as seen when Duncan met Methos, or as much as 100 yards.







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