What is the “Immortal Radar” range?
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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A microwave oven that never breaks down? 8-)}
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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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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.
– 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
1
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.
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 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
1
Range of Plot -- WARNING -- TvTropes link; you could lose hours if you follow it...
– K-H-W
Feb 7 '14 at 21:47